Meanings of inborn sense in English

The sight sets him thinking of the inborn sense of the bird.

You do seem to have a natural, inborn sense about healing, Ayla.

This voyage I undertake from a pure inborn sense of justice-

With inborn sense of order, some of the housewives abandoned their knitting and calmly swept up the glass into neat piles.

She sympathized with the ever-varying intellectual pleasures of the court without sacrificing in the least her strong, inborn sense of honor and propriety.

Somehow I was able to attribute the fiasco to an inborn sense of shyness that has always made me faint-hearted, dilatory and unaggressive.

With memory, sight, and hearing unavailable, the Homer has one thing left, and herein is his great strength, the inborn sense of direction.