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He has an inborn sense of the beating of time which we call rhythm.
THE SOUL OF JOHN BROWNSTEPHEN GRAHAM
Six months before, his inborn pugnacity would only have amused itself with the situation.
ELIZABETH'S CAMPAIGNMRS. HUMPHREY WARD
Katola might say that the obedience is inborn or instinctive, but it is not.
RED HUNTERS AND THE ANIMAL PEOPLECHARLES A. EASTMAN
It is difficult to draw a line between characters that are acquired and those that are inborn.
APPLIED EUGENICSPAUL POPENOE AND ROSWELL HILL JOHNSON
Aunt Polly was, indeed, that inborn abhorrence of mine, a snuff-taker!
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE VOL XXXIII NO. 1 JULY 1848VARIOUS
He was animated chiefly by an inborn love of poetry and enjoyment of all beautiful things.
LEIGH HUNT'S RELATIONS WITH BYRON, SHELLEY AND KEATSBARNETTE MILLER
Of this inborn and irresistible tendency there are so many facts in proof that an enumeration is needless: it is the rule.
ESSAY ON THE CREATIVE IMAGINATIONTH. RIBOT
Is drumming, now, an inborn talent, or was it early developed in me?
THE PROSE WRITINGS OF HEINRICH HEINEHEINRICH HEINE
He had an inborn foreknowledge of impending avalanches and a feeling for unsafe ice.
RESCUE DOG OF THE HIGH PASSJAMES ARTHUR KJELGAARD
In choosing one's friends we must choose those whose qualities are inborn, and their virtues virtues of temperament.
AMIEL'S JOURNALHENRI-FRDRIC AMIEL

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