Sentence examples for shared intuition from inspiring English sources

Some partnerships in jazz go beyond sensitivity or even shared intuition.

Their interplay, which rests on shared intuition and a common language, finds melody and harmony in even their most open improvisations.

Despite this, their almost shared intuition triumphed once again, and they were able to lay the tracks down in the space of four days.

Both approaches draw on widely shared intuitions, although they sometimes lead to different moral codes.

Widely shared intuitions of this sort lead to the demand for fair equality of opportunity: people with the same abilities and the same readiness to use them should have the same chances of success, regardless of their initial social position.

Women have been enslaved, brutalized, mutilated, and burned at the stake for sharing intuition and feminine wisdom.

Perhaps a person's colleagues look down upon, or dismiss, someone who does not share intuitions that are widespread in the discipline.

However, we seem to share intuitions of analyticity, i.e., we seem to regard some, but not all sentences of a natural language as true by virtue of the meaning of the occurring words.

Although Bostrom did not know it, a growing number of people around the world shared his intuition that technology could cause transformative change, and they were finding one another in an online discussion group administered by an organization in California called the Extropy Institute.

Most European Americans shared the intuition that Bob does not know that Jill drives an American car, but the majority of East and South Asians had the opposite intuition.

Despite the difficulty in definition, many philosophers believe that there is a broadly shared underlying intuition about what consciousness is.