Sentence examples for rather intuitive from inspiring English sources

This was rather intuitive; Moody's simply hadn't reckoned on it.

As always, we are trying not to be definitive but, rather, intuitive in our choices.

Some of the recommendations are rather intuitive: "Fight the urge to procrastinate".

Surprising to some, but rather intuitive to others: many women already tackle yeast infections of Candida albicans by applying yogurt containing live cultures of Lactobacillus acidophilus directly to the vagina.But humanity could do much more to domesticate bacteria.

The answer to the first question is rather intuitive.

The next lemma is a bit technical, but the geometry behind it is rather intuitive.

This, combined with a lawyer's belief that rational rather than intuitive processes were likely to lead to solutions to problems, made him a stimulating interlocutor but sometimes led to indecision.

Given that it's held in a desert, it may seem rather counter intuitive that the Burning Man festival always seems to bring out the best in its attendees.

The complexity and importance of the treated problem calls for analytic methods rather than intuitive decisions.

Conversely if a game includes multiple compound inputs for basic actions that's generally pretty bad too because it then becomes gesturally abstract rather than intuitive.

Note that this is not a mathematically defined class, but rather an intuitive notion of those problems that can be solved exactly, for all the instances of reasonable size, within a reasonable amount of time, using a computer that we can afford.