Sentence examples for as inherent from inspiring English sources

Laughter is as inherent as sadness in this sometimes grotesque exploration of nature and the oneness of the dancer, the body and the universe.

The understanding that unity is preferable to individuality is just as inherent as our egoism.

You can't say something offensive about attributes someone can't change ― attributes as inherent as ethnicity ― and call that a joke.

"Eating is as inherent to man and as athletically demanding as running and jumping".

There are 10 titles released in cinemas in the same week as Inherent Vice.

Critics like Charles L. Miller, professor of French and African American Studies at Yale University, view francophonie as "inherent neo-colonialism".

A patient's need to be heard and to resolve his fears is as inherent to his well-being as medical care.

And sexual preference is now so widely seen as inherent that anti-gay prejudice is vanishingly hard to find in polite precincts.

Where Thomas Piketty, author of Capital, and fellow member of the advisory committee, sees inequality as inherent to capitalism, Stiglitz believes it's reversible through reform.

He and D'Ardelo may end trapped in a mutually spun web of fictions and lies, but Ramon accepts this insubstantiality as inherent to the human comedy.

Mr Horowitz offers no easy solutions to a crisis that he sees as inherent in the very contradictions of classical music in America.