Sentence examples for inherently about from inspiring English sources

"Businesses are inherently about people and relationships," said David Girouard, who runs Google's Apps business.

Abstract art is inherently about the search -- and about not finding anything.

It comes from an inability to differentiate between objectification – which is, whether sexual or not, inherently about dehumanisation - and desire.

I don't have a full explanation, but here's a thought: monetary economics is inherently about market imperfections.

But many of his pictures — including many that are sexual — have nothing in them that makes them inherently about homosexuality.

The tricky thing with fashion is that it is inherently about appearance and many consider this vain and frivolous.

In short, there is nothing inherently fattening about alcohol.

There is nothing inherently good about exports or inherently bad about consumption.

There is something deeply gratifying about cultural distinctiveness and something inherently oppressive about cultural homogenization.

There is nothing inherently pejorative about it.

There's something inherently cool about vinyl.