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Meanings of natural instinct in English
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Usage of natural instinct in English
1
But a natural instinct to entertain led him in a different direction.
2
It's the natural instinct of every broken thing to make itself whole.
3
This natural instinct is, however, reinforced by the operation of his reason.
4
And then, when habit loses its hold, natural instinct resumes its empire.
5
No surplices, no libraries, no counting-house desks can eradicate this natural instinct.
6
She fought her natural instinct to jam the tube into N°l's mouth.
7
He said you had a natural instinct for solving these things.
8
The natural instinct of such a man is to mask victory in courtesy.
9
Chester also described Bian as a hunter by both training and natural instinct.
10
He had a natural instinct for promotion; it was a gift.
11
It must be natural instinct, he added in a lower voice.
12
It is the natural instinct that makes every woman a matchmaker.
13
That's a natural instinct and there's nothing inherently wrong with it.
14
His feeling of brotherly duty was simply the natural instinct of his heart.
15
That too is a natural instinct, whatever your philosophers might say.
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Religious instinct is something very different from the natural instinct of any creature.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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