There is nothing we more certainly and intuitively know than that space is infinite, and yet we can not comprehend or grasp within the compass of our thought the infinite space.
They are more fully manifested in the constitution of the human mind which, by virtue of its kindred nature with the original essence or being, must know them intuitively and immediately.
An object must be conjured by the imagination, or conceived by the understanding, or intuitively apprehended by the reason, before the feeling can have any significance.
Here then are two grand divisions of the mental powers--a faculty of apprehending universal and necessary Truth, of intuitively beholding absolute Reality, and a faculty of perceiving sensible objects, and of judging according to appearance.
This is one means of initiating a child intuitively into the operations used for the reduction of fractions to their lowest terms.
Jerry can go with you, if she likes," Charles said, feeling intuitivelythat in the little girl Harold would find a champion.
It was coarse, and plain, and old-fashioned, and she felt intuitively that a servant had worn it.
Harold demanded, feeling intuitively that by his doxie Jerrie was meant, and feeling a great horror, too, lest by some means her name should be mixed up with the affair before she had a chance to explain.
On the contrary we are appealing to that region of the mind in which is stored the capacity for intuitively apprehending truth.
She held out her hand to Savarin, who kissed it gallantly; then her eyes intuitivelysought Graham's.
In fact one feltintuitively sorry--almost afraid--for her lest her daring, adventurous spirit should lead her too close to the precipice along the rocky pathway of life.
Why was he so handsome, so brilliant, this strange foreign fellow whom she feltintuitively to be more than he claimed to be?
Hypersensitive from her convent upbringing she knew intuitively when he entered a room or left it.
Intuitively he guessed that he was nearer than he had ever been to penetrating the cloud that shadowed her life and Barry's but with equal intuition he knew he must convey no hint of his understanding.
He seemed to know intuitively that it would be left where he put it.
And yet he had known, known intuitively before the lid flew back, for it was the second time that he had handled such a locket--the first he had seen and left lying on his dead mother's breast.
To induce her to use the money thus provided he divined would be impossible, he seemed to know intuitively that her will would not give way to his.
Before him he saw the deadly weapon again raised, and felt intuitively that this time the shaft was directed against himself, although the archer paused in the launching of it, apparently awaiting orders from his superior.
No sooner did she see them turn aside from the broad walk than the cloud was withdrawn, as if by magic, from her eyes; and she saw almost intuitively all that had previously escaped her.
One glance we exchanged, and intuitively I seemed to apprehend the motive of this midnight visit.
Intuitively it flashed across my mind that whatever the matter might be, Madonna Lucrezia had full knowledge of it through the letter I had brought her from her brother.
He is for Himself a Relation, known intuitively and expressed as Beauty, and His intuition of this Reality is ever new.
Something told her intuitively that she stood face to face at last with what she had traveled all this mountain wilderness to find.
Upon those to whom these truths are given, who can intuitively perceive their value, rests the task of sustaining and diffusing the truth.
She found herself intuitively taking the way to Death's Croft.
Matilda intuitively turned her eyes to the burying-ground that went under the name of Death's Croft.
One or two chance offenders intuitively perceived a slight but impassable barrier.
Although I could perceive no connection betwixt the strange message and the cry in the night, intuitively I linked them, intuitively I knew that my fears had been well grounded; that the shadow of Fu Manchu still lay upon us.
And then she added--the thought seeming to come intuitively to her mind.
There was a dead silence for a few moments, as all seemed intuitively to understand they were in the presence of innocence and refinement; in fact, of a being superior to themselves, and one who was not accustomed to such surroundings.
He will soon remark the attitude of the old dog, and almostintuitively guess its meaning.
Although Nellie's face was pale as she sprang to her father's side, it went white as death as she quickly scanned the missive, drinking in almost intuitively every word and its meaning.
Quickly Stephen scanned the quaint words, drinking in almost intuitively the meaning of it all.
But if when presenting his qualifications the applicant rasps the ears of his hearer for a long time with high-pitched head tones, the listenerintuitively becomes prejudiced.
But the partners were intuitively prejudiced against the capable candidate who was so very unlike themselves in all respects.
The total symmetry of life to which the best type of classicist refers back his every impulse, he apprehends intuitively with the aid of his imagination.
He does not discriminate between the ethical norm or centre that a Sophocles grasps intuitively and the centrality that the pseudo-classicist hopes to achieve by mechanical imitation.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "intuitively" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
