A head start in reading seems intuitively to help in other things.

Each seemed intuitively to know when to speak, when to stay silent.

But though the estimate seemed intuitively to be correct, proving it was a different matter.

Small wonder, then, that it's the specifics of a part that tend to prompt her questions; the larger issues Miss Richardson seems intuitively to understand.

The women seemed intuitively to know when to spell each other, mothering him, but of course, most of the responsibility fell to Chloe.

The Decameron stories are used merely as test material and were chosen because they seemed intuitively to be constructed primarily in narrative terms, as opposed to psychological, philosophical or descriptive ones.

If previous innovations are precedents for what intuitively seems like a dehumanizing outcome, maybe they, too, should be re-examined.

And that was because of the strange high-speed phenomena Michael seemed intuitively to understand: relativity time-dilation effects operating deep within the gold atoms themselves.

Because study abroad "seems intuitively to be a good thing to do," she wrote, "it is tempting for administrators to assume that such an experience must have positive benefits."

Although these four factors do not intuitively seem like a complete list of important factors, they were chosen because they turn out to be the most important predictively.