Sentence examples for as intrinsically from inspiring English sources
None saw human cloning as intrinsically evil or immoral.
It somehow casts the Russians as intrinsically the bad guys.
The same thing is true of pleasure we think of orgasm as intrinsically pleasurable.
When do you think a robot should be treated as intrinsically valuable?
The question really is, When does a creature deserve to be treated as intrinsically valuable?
By contrast, most protesters – public service workers and students – see all the protests as intrinsically related.
Far from it: it is as intrinsically warm and cardioactive as any of its brethren.
The work in question (the programme ended yesterday) doesn't strike me as intrinsically demeaning.
Bad Blood The Ramones "were popular but were regarded by the core movers as intrinsically minor".
Even writers and critics applying to confirm a few shards of biographical detail were dismissed as "intrinsically insolent".
In "The Communist Manifesto" Marx and Engels described capitalism as intrinsically unsettling, disrupting social conditions, creating "everlasting uncertainty and agitation".
