Sentence examples for inherent forms from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to write a play about quite insidious, inherent forms of violence that occur within a capitalist system," says writer Lulu Raczka, who is in the process of collaboratively devising the show with the rest of the company.

It's necessary for students to start engaging in dialogues and being productive in social action against inherent forms of racism instead of perpetuating backwards, ill-informed ideas (here's looking at you, Abigail Fisher and Suzy Lee Weiss).

The former, however occasionally ill-crafted, possesses an inherent form that is both portable and independent of utensil intervention.

By including web service calls, AXML documents already have an inherent form of distributed computation.

In a work published in 1656, he considers two positions on the nature of efficacious grace, in so far as it is the principle of good will: "Some say that such grace consists in the mercy of God and in an inherent form [in the creature]," while others say that it consists "only in the mercy of God, which brings about (operatur) the interior movement of the mind".

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There can be no inherent form of positional registration between the image data sets.

However, the selection of patients on the basis of previous treatment failure does imply an inherent form of control condition.

The paranoia is inherent, it forms part of his nature.

For Plato the primeval chaotic stuff of the universe has no inherent preexisting form that governs some course of natural development toward the achievement of some goal, and so the explanatory cause of its orderliness must be external to any features that such stuff may possess.

And people who are better at handling stress deal better with the conflicts and strains inherent in forming political opinions and voting.