Sentence examples for inherent goods from inspiring English sources

These phenomena are addressed not merely as historical curiosities but as ends-in-themselves, as inherent goods, and even--in a perhaps novel construction--as aesthetically pleasing metaphysicalities.

Isn't cultivating imagination an inherent good?

Sound in the sun now muted (is there inherent good) as the ruffling back-roar recedes (is there inherent good in people) - Sound becoming particular and pricked with syncopation of singularities - peeps, insucks, snaps -- where light is in domain.

He felt, for all his criticisms of governments of both sides, that there was inherent good in the Australian people and in much of his work sought to tap into that humanity.

The lack of attention on actual unemployment highlights the triumph of the "budget is the economy" argument, where anything that reduces the budget deficit is considered an inherent good.

Is it because there is some inherent "good" to being a parent -- a quality of compassion or tolerance, a worldview beyond your own mortality -- that would serve a justice well?

Perhaps it was the inherent good manners of the Cambridge-Boston arts community, but most of the questions -- every one of which Mr. Gioia praised for its intelligence -- were on the order of "what do you think of European arts support systems?," or "how do you tour a 15-ton sculpture?" Plausible questions, but not very challenging ones.

Finally, speaking more broadly, I view technological progress as an inherent good for human society.

This high cell performance can be ascribed to synergetic effects of inherent good hydrophilicity of γ-Al2O3 nanopowder coatings and well-designed tortuous nanoporous structure of NFs/PET/NFs membrane.

Our study revealed that the FIB milling could be a handy process to design and fabricate different kinds of MCs and the inherent good crystal properties could be simultaneously preserved for further practical coherent microlight sources in integrated photonic devices and optical biosensor applications.

It is important to consider that the freedom of speech isn't an inherent good.