Sentence examples for these instincts from inspiring English sources

More often than not, however, these instincts served him well.

Humans developed these instincts and created new breeds as need or desire arose.

Unscrupulous entrepreneurs quickly appear, like maggots, to feed these instincts and to feed off them.

The hit "Love Me" blends all these instincts together; it feels tossed off, but also comfortable.

These instincts continued to be reliable as he built his test-preparation enterprise.

When David Cameron worked in the Home Office, these instincts were reinforced by intellectual enquiry.

Our results displayed that there is no relationship between splicing frequency and splicing pattern in both human and mouse genes, suggesting that different exons undergo different splicing frequency may come from these instinct component features of exons.

To keep their most valued Gen Xers, companies can try to tap into these entrepreneurial instincts and find ways to give these employees the freedom to be innovative.

Religion is not solely responsible for these evils, but it fuels and exaggerates these damaging instincts.

Hence, because many of the phenomena viewed as polluting cross-culturally are related to these concerns, pollution fears are interpreted as projections or symbolizations of these repressed instincts.

Where do these moral instincts come from?