Sentences with phrase «driven by intuition»

He called Trump «remarkably smart and remarkably aggressive,» but said he's more driven by intuition than a structured plan.

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George Osborne's intuition that benefit and immigration caps could drive a wedge between Ed Miliband and Labour's heartland working class voters has been confirmed by Downing Street's pollster Andrew Cooper.

«Despite their attractive properties, discovering new disordered materials has been mostly driven by trial - and - error and by relying on human intuition,» Urban said.

Professor Gray and his colleagues decided to test this intuition by recruiting students with a valid driving licence to participate in a driving simulation.

He makes a convincing case for incorporating valuable but less easily measured attributes into our view of intelligence, such as the persistence that can propel driven students to higher test scores than their less committed peers and the creativity demonstrated by individuals more in tune with intuition than intellect.

More than those born under any other sign, Cancerians are driven by feelings and intuition.

Whatever one's position on vouchers, however, one idea ought to unify all sides — that the voucher system ought to be driven by data and sound policy principles rather than ideology and intuition.

The true poetry lies in the orchestration of a good composition combined with the skillful use of paint and color, all driven by sensory perception, intuition and memory.

Driven by something largely felt, or initiated by and guided within intuition, these elements combine to give her work a rhythmic spontaneity and complexity.

The works he collects are driven by his passion and intuition, rather than monetary appreciation, and includes active patronage support to 20 living artists.

Although the feeling of boredom may contain a gloomy connotation, the outcome of these unpremeditated artistic productions can be positively surprising, driven by factors like intuition, humor, and spontaneity.