Sentence examples for profound instinct for from inspiring English sources

The 20th century certainly spawned modernist composers, but none of them matched his profound instinct for dance rhythm; and none kept on so restlessly unlocking aspects of the new.

More than that: it imbues you with a profound instinct to think.

The crazy illogicality, the vast imagination and profound instinct that render some of his works sublime coexist with some uncomfortable aspects of conservatism.

Just an instinct for shelter.

The instinct to explore grows into an instinct for inquiry.

"He had a natural instinct for it".

I had less instinct for self-preservation.

She stresses Tipton's instinct for theatre.

A mutual instinct for avoidance, perhaps.

This explained his compulsive instinct for mimicry.

"It was pure instinct for 16 days".