Sentence examples for inalienable characteristics from inspiring English sources

To be, for Buddhists, is to express certain inalienable characteristics, whereas to change must be to exhibit the nature of a different being.

Heaven is not necessarily absolute because freedom is an inalienable characteristic of the rational creature.

The volition, Epictetus argues, is "by nature unimpeded" (1.17.21), and it is for this reason that freedom is for him an inalienable characteristic of the human being.

I have never been so naïve as to set out what I believe to be the inalienable, definitive characteristics of effective leadership: because I do not believe that is possible.

A remaining difficulty in cells is to overcome possible redundancy effects which is a characteristic and inalienable property of life.

Remember "inalienable"?

They are inalienable.

Such rights are inalienable.

Globalisation is inalienable fact.

The great inalienable rights of our country.

Not inalienable rights that came from God.