He identifies the non-rational soul with the "disorderly and maleficent soul" of Laws X (a testimony Plutarch himself considers unambiguous, De Iside 370F), with the "limitlessness" of the Philebus (26b), the "congenital desire" and "inbred character" of the Politicus (272d, 273b), and with the necessity (anankê) and the generation (genesis) of Timaeus 52d (De an. procr.
Possessing a mellifluous baritone and a congenital sneer that could signal aristocratic hauteur, Rickman invested these dark, forbidding characters — from "Die Hard" to the "Harry Potter" movies — with alluring complexity and a winking self-awareness.
Although the character of observed genetic changes is suggestive of their effective relationship with congenital toxoplasmosis, a detailed further mechanistic research should be undertaken to investigate the hypothesis in detail.
Among the casualties of excessive pruning is the central character of Selma — a single mother in 1960s America, a Czech immigrant — who suffers from a congenital eye defect.
The piebald character is usually transmitted by one or more recessive genes that is (are) also responsible for blue eyes, congenital deafness, and impaired vision.
Instinct isn't necessarily congenital, innate.
It's a lifestyle, not congenital, stupidity.
"Some are born with severe congenital abnormalities.
Congenital heart defects are thankfully rare.
Others are congenital in origin.
