instinctively

IPA: ɪnstˈɪŋktɪvɫi

Examples of "instinctively" in Sentences

The captain instinctively began to slow his breathing.
Pukulin instinctively kicked at the loose cables, his boots pushing them apart.
Just mention "Upper Churchill" and instinctively people know the code word for "give-away".
Your companions, too, are safely domiciled inside their own caverns, to which your wearable anti-avalanche home plugs in instinctively with filamental tunnels.
It was only by slow degrees I did so, truly; for she was not one of those gentle creatures whom, married or single, one calls instinctively by their Christian names.
He shrank as instinctively from the thought of love as a man shrinks from re-opening an old wound which is still sensitive to the touch, though it has ceased to ache.
I ticked his name instinctively but before clicking in my selection, I just thought "let me have a look at the other ten players" and I realised that six bowlers is definitely too many.
On the other hand, McCain instinctively leans toward linking length of service with benefits -- his stated reason for opposing Webb's "New GI Bill" -- so perhaps that's the direction of his thinking on VA care as well.