Sentence examples for most intuitive sense from inspiring English sources

I'm not a religious person, but I like his spirit, in the most intuitive sense.

I feel like narrative non-fiction makes the most intuitive sense for me because I've navigated so many different worlds -- it's as elastic as I feel my own identity is.

Participation in decision-making is among the most intuitive senses of what it means to effectively participate in something: the possibility of affecting the setting of goals not merely the accomplishment of tasks oriented towards those goals.

The interior is elegant and feels less cramped than other low-roof four-doors, and most of the controls make intuitive sense most of the time.

Every step along the way felt 'right' in the most intuitive and spiritual sense of the word, and we now have an incredible daughter together.

This makes intuitive sense because most of the same-strand overlaps are in the form of one gene residing in the other gene's introns.

While most of Bain's recommendations made intuitive sense, Mr. Thorp said, it would have been far harder without the report to know just how to address the problem areas.

In our analysis all correlates that are selected most often using different methods make intuitive sense, and the findings are generally in line with other studies conducted in similar populations [ 57– 60].

Unlike Buzz but like most other Google products the eBookstore makes intuitive sense.

Most people, to a greater or lesser extent, have an intuitive sense of direction and distance that they employ for navigation.

In order to optimize the anesthetic experience from the patient's viewpoint, it makes intuitive sense to attempt to avoid the side effects that the patient fears the most.