"are intrinsically different" is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that two things are fundamentally or inherently distinct from each other. For example: "These two styles of painting are intrinsically different: one is abstract and the other is realist."
The status updates of the average music lover in Iran is the same as the status update of the average music lover in Scranton ("Cee-lo sucks!") This leveling is dangerous to those who would keep it secret in order to maintain the notion we are intrinsically different and that our differences will never allow us to see eye-to-eye.
This result shows that astrocytes that are intrinsically different respond to inflammation differently.
The relationist response to Kant's argument was essentially to deny that the two universes (or gloves) are intrinsically different in the way that Kant suggested.
What troubles them is the suggestion that women are intrinsically different from men and therefore destined to live a different — and subordinate — Christian life.
Books, to be clear, are intrinsically different from blog posts.
The first two arguments of F are intrinsically different.
A doughnut is intrinsically different in shape from a sphere because of the central hole; the algebraic calculations enable mathematicians to differentiate many different spaces.
He was echoing Lincoln, who called America "the last, best hope of earth .But exceptionalism has another meaning: that America is intrinsically different from other countries in its values and institutions, and is therefore not necessarily a model.
The idea that America is intrinsically different is also consistent with the notion that outsiders can become American, but they must go there to do it and become citizens—hence America's extraordinary capacity to assimilate immigrants.There are three points to grasp from this gallop through the history of American exceptionalism.
Molecular imaging is intrinsically different from the large, in vitro genomic or proteomic arrays currently popular.
For example, technical inventions demonstrate humanity's capacity to invent a future that is intrinsically different from historical experience.
