Sentence examples for mutual instinct for from inspiring English sources

A mutual instinct for avoidance, perhaps.

The two share a mutual love of horse racing as well as a natural instinct for scoring goals and it takes little time in Austin's company to realise just how passionate he is about a sport that has turned into much more than a hobby for Owen and could do the same for the QPR striker in the future.

Interestingly, this is just a version of the same instinct for social human animals to band together with the tribe at times of peril in the name of mutual protection.

Just an instinct for shelter.

"He had a natural instinct for it".

I had less instinct for self-preservation.

The instinct to explore grows into an instinct for inquiry.

She stresses Tipton's instinct for theatre.

And Roosevelt, along with his instinct for a good story, was developing a vision of what America should be working for at home, a sense of mutual obligation that would anchor his Presidency in the war years to come, when the country was building ships as quickly as it could.

This explained his compulsive instinct for mimicry.

"It was pure instinct for 16 days".