Sentence examples similar to young instinct from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's advisers play down that prospect for the long term, noting younger Americans' instinct for tolerance.

A young child's instinct to copy adults is very strong.

Yet Serena's distaste for "this inglorious revolution" is more a matter of sensibility than ideology; she is a young fogy on instinct rather than principle.

He argues that most of the protesters were not anarchists or socialists but young people whose instinct to revolt had been awakened for the first time.

You are bitten and react with fear, it reinforces your young cat's instinct to chase and bite her quarry.

That'd be perfect!' " Duncan was young, but his instincts were right.

My relationship finally ended when he attacked my younger sister, the instinct to protect kicked in.

When my kids were younger, my first instinct was to make it all better for them.

Reach past that moment in Stewart's career, and you'll find a young actress whose instincts as a performer are unmatched, and whose ability to capture an audience's attention while lifting up everything and everyone around her is a sign of both her strength and generosity.

In truth, Obama was a moderate young technocrat, whose first instinct was to seek the middle ground.

When they shared pictures of the incident on social media, young people's first instinct wasn't to contact authorities – it was to mock the victim.