Sentence examples for reinforced instinct from inspiring English sources

Maybe, though, Horowitz and Bradshaw are too quick to accept the notion that the dog is merely a creature of limited appetite and reinforced instinct.

China's traumatic years under Mao Zedong only reinforced the instinct.

That tale reinforced my instinct to see as many colleges as our schedules, and patience, would allow over the winter and spring.

And while aides said Mr. Obama found his own way toward supporting same-sex marriage, Ms. Jarrett "reinforced his instincts," Mr. Axelrod said.

Unfortunately, I suspect it is more likely that pressures on the Science Budget will reinforce the instinct of policy makers to seek further concentration.

I fear today's technology can reinforce our instinct to confuse what's familiar with what's normal … which leads to skewed perceptions, bad decisions, and needless conflict.

"People have social instincts and as a humanist it's about reinforcing those instincts," he explains.

She explained that "it is not recipes or ounces that make good cooking but instinct reinforced by experience".

It's an instinct reinforced by religious edicts that forbid the withholding of basic sustenance but allow, for example, unplugging artificial respirators.

This is not to say that Evans copied Atget's photographs, but what he saw in them must have reinforced his own instinct that a clear, direct documentary picture taken from ordinary life could contain a kind of poetry, become a work of art.

It was an instinct reinforced by Tilbury's illustrious record of labor agitation, which stretches back to the earliest days of the port and the great waves of unrest that roiled the shipping industry in the late 1880s.