Sentence examples for her inbuilt from inspiring English sources

Surviving a hijacking is nothing compared with reckoning with "the undivided self" -- or compared with saying, without recourse to her inbuilt irreverence, "I am Alice, I am Alice, I am Alice".

She is as endearing a character as I have met in fiction, with her terrible dress sense - she goes to visit her classy new Jewish in-laws in black spike-heeled shoes, fishnet stockings and a chubby red fake-fur coat - her inbuilt kindness, her struggling, acute, uneducated intelligence and her hopeless pursuit of lovers who are bound to let her down.

Simply by taking a tiny tablet every day, a woman can outsmart her inbuilt baby-making equipage and enjoy worry-free sex.

She regulates her life by standards inbuilt by experience, by nurturing her friendships, by staying true, by her irony, by her humor — all qualities that show she is the real deal.

There's a kind of bleak drollery inbuilt in her speech that seems to me to be the very voice of her fiction.

And her party has an inbuilt current political advantage that one analyst told me ensures it starts with 246 of the 273 electoral college votes already bagged.

She has a further inbuilt advantage: she knows her enemies intimately.

But even with its inbuilt exaggerations, the essence of her story has never shifted.

I wonder if Kidron, with her background in feminist protest, sees an inbuilt gender imbalance in some of the tone of social media.

It ages you.'" She has an iPad with a DVF chain-link cover (she proudly shows me the Guardian on her Newsstand) and an iPhone case with inbuilt knuckle-duster, with which she snaps photos of my blouse – a vintage DVF twig-print in apple green – and emails them to her team in New York.

As you rush over to help, the wig slips down and uncovers the inbuilt camera that's now squarely trained down her blouse.