The Mundurukú, it seems, have developed few cultural tools to augment the inborn number sense.
It's just another step in humanity's imitation of the inborn skills of other animals through technology.
Leah Rabin has the inborn fortitude of the first Israelis, as her husband did.
I had the inborn advantage of the eccentric, the abnormal seeming to me, as well as to most of those around me, perfectly normal..
In some artists — James Merrill and Milan Kundera, for instance — the inborn human structure-making impulse heats to fever, yielding works that reflect intense private struggles for equilibrium.
Here's Bowman remembering his mother-in-law: "He had liked her, the inborn aplomb she had when drunk, which was often.
And then he had the cold nerve and the inborn skill to score a second time with his other foot to win the game, 2-1.
In this period Sŏn (Zen) Buddhism was most popular, with its emphasis on the importance of realizing, through contemplation, the inborn Buddha nature of the individual.
Our democratic faith is more than the creed of our country, it is the inborn hope of our humanity, an ideal we carry but do not own, a trust we bear and pass along.
By Sven Birkerts In some artists — James Merrill and Milan Kundera, for instance — the inborn human structure-making impulse heats to fever, yielding works that reflect intense private struggles for equilibrium.
They meet in the morning, at the narrator's hotel, with an instant shock of familial recognition, and at first their encounter is charged with "the inborn antagonism that exists between half-brothers".
