by instinct造句

Birds fly by instinct.

Birds learn to fly by instinct.

Mother hens protect their young by instinct.

I divert my sight by instinct.

Spiders spin webs and birds build nests by instinct.

perhaps the helpless, ignorant babies only cry by instinct.

detected by instinct or inference rather than by recognized perceptual cues.

People with thinking ability live by thinking, while people without thinking ability live by instinct, but instinct makes people strong, but thinking makes people weak.

"The wise are instructed by reason; ordinary minds, by experience; the stupid, by necessity; and Brutes, by instinct"

Most of them only use empiricism or primitivism thinking technology driven by instinct.

Animals deal only in sensual pleasure and are by instinct impelled to seek it.

Leech seemed to play on the aspirations, ambitions, and weaknesses of his interlocutors by instinct.

The young mother caught the baby who fell from the high building by instinct.

She also was particularly apprehensive about the veil and its dangers, as if by instinct (682-683).

He is a man who lives by instinct, and the boundary between evil and good becomes very blurred.

Mr Mack was the investment banker's investment banker: a charismatic former bond salesman driven by instinct as well as analysis.

These little soldiers make this sacrifice without a second thought, as they are driven by instinct alone.

It is my way-it always was my way, by instinct-ever to meet the brief with brevity, the direct with plainness.

That would include the freedom to be more reactive to individuals' needs - something that good teachers do, by instinct, on a daily basis.

She avoided the high-backed chairs, the empty gun rack, the old sideboard with its protruding claw feet, and she felt herself drawn by instinct to the tiny office at the back of the house where Ellen always sat, keeping her endless accounts.