Sentence examples for sound intuition from inspiring English sources
There is no substitute for sound intuition and wise judgment.
Therefore it takes a good mathematician, with sound intuition and deep insights to help his/her advisee choose a problem that will, on the one hand, not wind up being so hard that a student can't solve it or parts of it, nor, on the other hand, so easy that a student wouldn't get to learn a lot of beautiful mathematics on his/her way to solving the problem.
The work of his family would provide the vision — and the name — for Gene Roddenberry's Captain Jean-Luc Picard, who would seem to exercise some influence over the real Piccard too: Bertrand's enthusiasm for adventure, morally sound intuition and haircut seem directly taken from Roddenberry's description of the fictional spaceship captain.
In 1951, Professor Mendel created an edition of this masterpiece that combined exhaustive scholarship with sound intuition--a work which still serves as a necessary companion to more fashionable modern editions to this day.
"Religions are expressions of the sound human intuition that there is something beyond being as we experience it in this life," she argues.
The idea that deep recessions are generally followed by rapid rebounds is usually attributed to the late Victor Zarnowitz, an economist associated with the Conference Board who died last year, and it has some sound economic intuition behind it.
The Sound On Intuition project features five different devices that are able to generate sounds from different parts of the body.
He knew some of those sounds intuitively, the cowbells, they called to his intuition, and were familiar to him.
How sound is the intuition, which seems as definitively human as culture itself, that our anomalous mind is, at the most essential level, not our difference from the cosmos but our singular likeness to it, our bond with it?
I tended for years to edit out the "sounds" of my intuition.
