Examples of using Instinctively in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The two men instinctively followed.
You're trying to teach them things they already know instinctively.
People believe this instinctively.
Bug knows this instinctively.
When we say card game, we instinctively think of poker.
Common sense instinctively distinguishes between the two kinds of order, at least in the extreme cases;
Instinctively, by virtue of man's biological nature, each woman
Instinctively you leave your body for varying amounts of time each night while you sleep, but those journeys are not“programmed”.
Apos;They were great vocalists- they knew instinctively what harmonies to pitch," said George Martin.
You instinctively understand the power,
the someone was Alejandro, but I understood instinctively that this wasn't the case.
They instinctively had a taste for domination,
Caesar fled instinctively into the fireplace, where he maintained his position in defiance of a heat that would have roasted a white man.
animals are instinctively driven to maintain the natural balance,
After all, nature is structured such that all others instinctively follow the law of balance.
At the end of the twentieth century, sweeping global capitalism stimulates instinctively anti-capitalist extremist movements,
from which the old black servant had instinctively fled, the odd voice of Swami Chandraputra grew hoarser still.
to be guided and directed till that time, instinctively, as it were, by Divine Spiritual Beings?
and with total uniformity, the way in which the mass systematically, albeit instinctively, oppresses those in whom it sniffs out a scent of the new.
And a creature of this world called“man” who acts instinctively as well is also included herein.