Sentence examples for wrong instinct from inspiring English sources

And at this utterly crucial epicentre of political destiny, I discovered that there was a lacuna — not the wrong instinct, but no instinct at the human, gut level.

And at this utterly crucial epicentre of political destiny, I discovered there was a lacuna – not the wrong instinct, but no instinct at the human, gut level.

Blair writes: "At this utterly crucial epicentre of political destiny, I discovered there was a lacuna – not the wrong instinct, but no instinct at the human, gut level.

"It was completely the wrong instinct," Harris told British GQ.

I realise I have all the wrong instincts, I do not know what the bad or good signs are - it just looks very poor and, just like in Sadr City, lots of men who seem to have nothing to do stand at street corners.

In fact, as he later wrote in a piece describing how he had come to write the life of Margaret Thatcher: "I had all the wrong instincts, being neither a Conservative nor someone who believed political journalists should have other than sceptical connections with politicians".

She knew no reason why the thing was wrong; And instinct grows debased in ages long.

It is not a wrong bodily instinct to want to disappear".

If things went wrong, his instinct was to blame the news media, politicians or other unworthy sorts.

As for the protests, I'd love to be wrong, but instinct suggests the Premier League walkout movement will be more Peasants' Revolt than French Revolution in terms of outcome.

If a group of people are making you feel weird or different because you're reluctant to do something that's dangerous or wrong, your instincts are right.