Sentence examples for inherent rather than from inspiring English sources

Crucially, these artists display an eccentricity that seems inherent rather than worn, in the manner of Lady Gaga, whose attempts at the avant garde make me think of the Henry Brooks Adams line: "The American mind exasperated the European as a buzz-saw might exasperate a pine forest".

Adrienne Asch (2000) responds that one cannot relevantly compare the property of being a fourth child to the property of having a specific disabling trait, because the latter is an inherent rather than a relational property of the child.

Pasley concludes: "Governing on the basis of inherent powers rather than clear legal-constitutional authority is a distinctly undemocratic, illiberal, and un-American approach to governance.

Elaine began work on a study of the Adam-and-Eve story and the way Augustine of Hippo had reinterpreted it in the fourth century as a parable of inherent sinfulness rather than of human freedom.

I'm tired of arguing the toss on Harry Potter with those who won't accept that age and genre transcendence is a sign of inherent quality, rather than of a dumbed-down culture.

In particular, a CSD-based co-evolutionary network model is developed in this article that proves that CSD is an inherent attribute rather than an artificial concept.

(The word "pecuniary" derives from the Latin pecus, or cattle a verbal fossil of earlier forms of exchange based on inherent worth rather than symbol).

Given its linguistic nature, poetry in particular should strive to realize its own inherent potential rather than imitating philosophy and other discursive forms of expression.

Systems chemistry is a broad and relatively new approach to studying chemical phenomena by embracing and understanding their inherent complexity rather than seeking to limit or eliminate it.

The other part reports a CSD-based model simulating co-evolutionary mechanisms in order to prove that for co-evolutionary network systems, CSD is an inherent attribute rather than an artificial concept.

Given the generality of co-evolution in SES, we argue that the CSD is an inherent attribute rather than an artificial concept, which underpins the fundamental importance of the CSD to the study of SES.