Sentence Examples

1. Only the most gifted treated the code as a mild inconvenience and favoured their own intuition above all else.
2. His results, brought about by the very soul and essence of method, have, in truth, the whole air of intuition.
3. He would act in oppo-sition to both his own intuition, as well as that of his friends.
4. His magnetism drew me toward him in unsuspecting ways, but my intuition was right.
5. Yet his intuition gave impressions that left him wary and moody.
6. She flinched a little from his white-hot fury, felt the iron control he wielded over himself, and, in a flash of intuition, recognized the anguish that underlay both.
7. I cannot for sure say that these guys were carjackers, but my intuition told me so, and I acted.
8. The limited nature of my education in general, and more especially my ignorance on subjects connected with natural philosophy, so far from rendering me diffident of my own ability to comprehend what I had read, or inducing me to mistrust the many vague notions which had arisen in consequence, merely served as a farther stimulus to imagination and I was vain enough, or perhaps reasonable enough, to doubt whether those crude ideas which, arising in ill-regulated minds, have all the appearance, may not often in effect possess all the force, the reality, and other inherent properties, of instinct or intuition whether, to proceed a step farther, profundity itself might not, in matters of a purely speculative nature, be detected as a legitimate source of falsity and error.
9. A stranger accompanied him, a man intuition warned her lay steeped in his own secrets, perhaps even versed in the Art.
10. She plays the pianoforte with a light musical touch and pursues politics with the intuition of a statesman.