Sentence examples for Inherent qualities from inspiring English sources

What makes its suitability so obvious, one may argue further, are indeed its inherent qualities.

Mr. Morris uses the inherent qualities of each dancer with tender acuity.

It has nothing to do with the inherent qualities of Spanish, of course.

He favors soft, organic shapes over chunkier cut-glass designs because such forms highlight the inherent qualities of the material.

For some, this is an inevitability, and the BBC has inherent qualities that will protect it and its audience.

There's a natural affinity between the spiced and punchily flavoured haggis and the inherent qualities of these morsels.

The paper says nothing about the inherent qualities of any language, or the cleverness of its speakers.

Some inherent qualities of both biological control and GM crops provide opportunities to improve upon sustainable IPM systems.

Concrete is a widely used material within the civil engineering environment, having many varied applications that utilise its inherent qualities.

"They were willing to explore the inherent qualities of the glass itself," said Katya Kohoutova Garrow, a partner in the Heller Gallery.

He emphasized what he believed were the inherent qualities that make lawyers especially suited to mediating these and other environmental issues.