Sentence examples for one instinct from inspiring English sources

Stronger even than the tug of reality and of the future, one instinct has long defined your industry.

One instinct you need in doing historical research is knowing when to keep dredging stuff up; another is knowing when to stop.

R. 'The Ten Commandments' In a six-part documentary about the making of this Cecil B. DeMille epic, released in 1956 and again last week in a two-disc edition by Paramount, it's agreed that he had one instinct shared by all great directors: hire good people and leave them alone.

We need hardly point out that if this doctrine were to become popular, the constitution of society would be destroyed, for if there be no objective right and wrong, why should we follow one instinct more than the other, excepting so far as it is of direct use to ourselves?

"I have nothing against it, but I have one instinct stronger than any other thing in life, and that is the instinct for survival".

You can take against one on instinct, even when it meets every idiosyncratic item on your wants list, then fall, hard, for a shithole.

The biggest line in the park was reserved for this, snaking, sometimes through other lines, with the lines splicing, people having even less of an idea of what they were waiting for, just standing behind one another on instinct.

WHO cautions that, with too much clicker use, taking risks or relying on one's instincts may be devalued?

In a society in which checking the crowd's opinion becomes the norm, Professor Katz said, taking risks or relying on one's instincts may be devalued.

Thatcher's route-one instincts and unease with give-and-take increased as she was reinforced in 1983 and 1987 by adoring young militants who would have thought Watergate a prank.

Humans have, after all, spent thousands of generations developing and relying on instincts about one another based on initial impressions.