Sentence examples for sudden intuition from inspiring English sources
"When I met Wah in Los Angeles," he recalled, "half way through our dinner I had a sudden intuition.
Still, I did get some details about the prof with the Hiss-flavored money and would almost certainly have written an article about him but for a sudden intuition that those folks out there on the street might not care that the president of a small college is soft on espionage.
When Teresa had been told by her children what Connie had said to them she had guessed, with sudden, bitter intuition, that everything going well was over.
This may suggest direct illumination or intuition, a sudden apprehension of meaning.
The more the novel becomes a solid thing in the world, the less access the writer has to the accidents, reversals, inventions, rejected ideas, passing weather, sudden triangulations, and unshakable intuitions that led to those words, and only those, standing there on the page with an authoritative air about them, as if they were always bound to be.
Go with your Gut Santiago begins to understand that "intuition is really a sudden immersion of the soul into the universal current of life... where we are able to know everything" (74).
I am referring to those situations where we possess a complete knowledge of the simple rules governing the behaviour of a number of interactants and, nevertheless, our intuition is still baffled by the sudden onset of pattern from disorder.
