Sentence examples for unerring instinct from inspiring English sources

But he showed an unerring instinct for political shifts.

Where I have blank space in my brain, she has unerring instinct.

And Mr Djukanovic is a phenomenally clever politician, with an unerring instinct for survival.

Mr. Whittaker, like certain actors, seems to have an unerring instinct for making small gestures tell.

He has an unerring instinct for reaching the essence of a play and drawing it out.

What unerring instinct — what scent trail that man knows nothing about — leads her to these places?

Played by Jonathan Cake, Tyrannus is one of nature's noblemen — a swarthy, prognathous hunk of man with unerring instincts for doing the right thing.

That the score survives at all, one suspects, is largely due to Respighi's unerring instincts when it came to orchestration.

Improv requires hawk-like listening, unerring instincts for when to play, and a small enough ensemble to pull it all together.

This is quite easy to see in Bond films, and comes through the novels in instances in which the narrator reveals the unerring instincts of Bond's processes of ratiocination.

He has unerring instincts when it comes to sorting clues and amazing luck, when it comes to being in the right place at the right moment.