How to Use intuitive in a Sentence
intuitive
adjective
- She has an intuitive mind.
- The argument makes intuitive sense.
- The software has an intuitive interface.
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Tarantino is both the most gifted director alive, and also the most intuitive.
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Rebecca Rubin,
Variety,
15 June 2022
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Some give you predictable and smoother experiences, whereas some are not as intuitive.
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Olivia Lipski,
Good Housekeeping,
15 June 2022
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The touch screen, side buttons, and accompanying app are all simple and intuitive to use.
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Carolyn L. Todd,
SELF,
9 June 2022
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With the intuitive Moon moving through your systematic 6th house, you're primed to get to work.
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Chicago Tribune,
12 June 2022
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But being proactive about finding items that are more intuitive for lefties takes away unnecessary stress.
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Jaclyn Greenberg,
Good Housekeeping,
25 May 2022
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The infotainment system has a 12-inch display and could be more intuitive.
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Jens Meiners,
Car and Driver,
24 May 2022
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Testers first assessed the ease of installation, capturing how long the carriers took to mount and how intuitive the process was.
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Dan Diclerico,
Good Housekeeping,
7 June 2022
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Ca goes out 48 hours, and provides much more intuitive visualization.
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Wes Siler,
Outside Online,
9 June 2022
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Learn about intuitive eating, which dietitians have recommended for decades.
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Jodie Sadowsky,
CNN,
20 June 2022
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This is the best option for beginners, offering an intuitive two-knob design for simple adjustments.
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Anna Tingley,
Variety,
14 June 2022
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While ShareX is very capable, the user interface isn’t the most intuitive and appealing.
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Toby Grey,
BGR,
24 May 2022
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The problem, as MacRumors explains, is that the Feedback app isn’t especially intuitive.
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Jacob Siegal,
BGR,
12 June 2022
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These functions are now easily accessible through platforms with single intuitive interfaces.
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Amir Levi,
Forbes,
27 May 2022
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Add an intuitive big with some of the best hands in the league.
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Rob Mahoney,
SI.com,
3 July 2017
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All the tools are better, and more intuitive, for the artist to use.
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Carla Meyer,
San Francisco Chronicle,
26 Apr. 2018
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The side stick was very easy to adjust to and intuitive.
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John Cox,
USA TODAY,
5 Nov. 2017
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But the dollars and cents of a virus are less intuitive.
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Warren Cornwall,
Science | AAAS,
31 Mar. 2020
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Search is much more intuitive and no longer blocks the full screen.
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Jacob Krol,
CNN Underscored,
22 June 2020
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By the look of it, this seems like an intuitive feature that will see a lot of use.
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Jacob Krol,
CNN Underscored,
10 June 2020
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The control panel is easy to read, but not the most intuitive to set.
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Sarah Digregorio,
PEOPLE.com,
25 Oct. 2017
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The pump is very intuitive and was a breeze to assemble and set up.
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Simone Scully,
Parents,
16 Apr. 2024
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All of this makes intuitive sense—which, thanks to Leigh’s book, sets off some alarm bells in my head.
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Alex Hutchinson,
Outside Online,
18 June 2018
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Many of the lessons the women learn from horses are intuitive.
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Nedra Rhone,
ajc,
23 Nov. 2021
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The headphones stay put, the sound is awesome, and the controls are intuitive.
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Alexander George,
Popular Mechanics,
10 Mar. 2015
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His intuitive feel for the moment is what flipped the game early in the second half.
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Shawn Windsor,
Detroit Free Press,
17 Feb. 2018
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The Queen of Cups mirrors Lilia’s emotional depth and intuitive nature.
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Valerie Mesa,
People.com,
24 Oct. 2024
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The debut collection included just seven products that were creamy in their consistencies, intuitive to use, and done in near-flawless, flattering shade ranges.
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Claire Sullivan,
WWD,
22 Oct. 2024
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