Sentence examples for inherently perfect from inspiring English sources

The medium inherently perfect for communication suddenly became just another way for big businesses to sell and advertise the same old things.

Each speaker talked of their love of the genre: "Folk songs are inherently perfect for telling stories," said author Michael Morpurgo; "The other day someone confidently informed me that folk was now uncool again," said actor Matt Berry.

The excellent electrochemical behavior of this gel biosensor might be due to the following three main factors: (1) the inherently perfect electrochemical characteristic of multi-wall carbon nanotubes (MWNTs); (2) the better solvent effect and conductivity of ionic liquid as well as the proper interactions between MWNTs and ionic liquid; (3) the proper mixing ratio of MWNTs to ionic liquid.

When the truth is that we are inherently perfect.

Note that the Shannon bounds inherently assume a perfect selection of modulation and coding schemes.

There's something inherently satisfying about the perfect loops.

Knowledge of the perfection of others, of the perfection of the universe, and of God, the perfect being, is inherently pleasurable and concomitantly contributes to the proper order of one's character by generating love in conformity with wisdom.

It also occurs to me that our collective quest to be perfect parents is inherently shaming.

In All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, Heard (as Mandy Lane) ably handles the difficult role of the girl who is essentially perfect -- beautiful, smart, inherently good -- the type of woman a man would kill to be with.

And while some human error is normal, and to be expected, error inherently means that the process was not perfect.

Rather, she made the argument that no system is perfect and that computers are inherently more reliable than paper ballots.