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seat-of-the-pants
[ seet-uhv-thuh-pants ]
adjective
- using or based on experience, instinct, or guesswork:
a seat-of-the-pants management style.
- done without the aid of instruments:
The pilot made a seat-of-the-pants landing.
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of seat-of-the-pants1
Example Sentences
Then, since they donāt use any actual method or research for those judgments, itās entirely their seat-of-the-pants opinion about what Americans would do.
In these journals ā a collection of notebooks in Bidenās case ā they confide to themselves, express raw opinions, trace even the humdrum habits of their day and offer seat-of-the-pants insight on monumental decisions of their time.
Beyond Trumpās built-in advantages, a massive and ongoing effort on his behalf in Iowa reflects the campaignās realization - especially compared to his seat-of-the-pants 2016 effort - that turning out many thousands of Iowans to caucus on a cold January night requires intense organizing.
Beyond Trumpās built-in advantages, a massive and ongoing effort on his behalf in Iowa reflects the campaignās realization ā especially compared to his seat-of-the-pants 2016 effort ā that turning out many thousands of Iowans to caucus on a cold January night requires intense organizing.
Unlike his seat-of-the-pants campaign in 2016, Trumpās team is using the candidateās celebrity to draw interested Republicans and track interest in supporting him in the leadoff caucuses set for Jan. 15.
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