Sentence examples for really intuitive from inspiring English sources

For P.T.S.D., it's really intuitive.

Q. Could you talk more about the hiring process? A. It's really intuitive.

He's a really intuitive and a sort of wild, amazing composer".

Michael Pachter, a video game industry analyst with Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles, gave the Wii U high marks, calling it "really intuitive," and saying "the integration with the TV is very good".

That's really intuitive".

We build tools that are really intuitive" she tells me.

STEVE GILLMOR: Collaboration isn't really an intuitive act for people, is it?

Is swiping through your photos really more intuitive or faster than looking at thumbnails?

The platform is only in English for now, but a majority of the functions are really very intuitive.

"And there's really no intuitive way for me to control how the apps on my device use my data plan," he says.

This has been taken to be evidence that ML-randomness or equivalently (prefix-free) Kolmogorov randomness is really the intuitive notion of randomness, in much the same way as the coincidence of Turing machines, Post machines, and recursive functions was taken to be evidence for Church's Thesis, the claim that any one of these notions captures the intuitive notion of effective computability.