Sentence examples for more intuitively from inspiring English sources

The experience has made her want to work more intuitively in the future.

In the US, Japan and throughout Scandinavia, video games seem more intuitively accepted into the arts and culture firmament.

Others, such as Cut the Rope, work much more intuitively in their native format – a smartphone's touch screen.

Their forecasts of energy crises and resource shortages seemed not only newsier but also more intuitively correct.

This gift from Mother Nature may have been designed to help women connect more intuitively to their newborn but these skills are transferrable to business.

So downtown wasn't exactly foreign territory for me, but Peter knew it more intimately, more intuitively than I did; he understood its rhythms, nuances, pleasures, and pitfalls.

Some of the mysterious properties of these particles become a bit more intuitively obvious when the particles are pictured as vortices.

He later wrote of his experience: "I once asked a professor to explain the solution to a problem so I could understand it more intuitively.

I am less convinced by this conversion than by the others, which more intuitively trade one sort of intensity for another.

Or, more intuitively, all of a's counterparts are F.

Even more intuitively understandable appears to be a probabilistic statement.