Sentence examples for inherently speak from inspiring English sources
The ability to love reading a classic, gorgeously written piece of literature, and to enjoy not just writing, but the power and privilege of creating a work that has never been read before that moment when it comes pouring out of your very heart and soul — that is a language, a completely unique and precious foreign tongue, that some can inherently speak, but others struggle to comprehend.
Yet, paleontological exhibits do not inherently speak about the evolution of one species into another, as the majority of late eighteenth and early nineteenth century geologists daily dealt with fossils without feeling pushed to conceive evolution.
As the foremost representative of the Crown, his position is inherently speaking for Pākehā and about Māori.
Musically (and, inherently, financially) speaking, Underwood is perhaps the most successful "Idol" alum to date.
Inherently when speaking English we place an adjective before the noun, e.g., a pretty girl or small house.
Because feminism is such a diverse movement, and because women come to feminism from so many different backgrounds and views, because they define feminism so differently, and because our goals for feminism can be so wildly different, it is inherently difficult letting a few speak for many.
I see and speak to lots of inherently good people doing their best; slipping and then getting back up again.
Phones are inherently social: most people get them primarily to speak to friends and family, and secondarily (but importantly too) for work.
It's almost inherently an invisible dynamic, legible only when you already speak the language of silence.
The fact that they are children who are alone in a foreign country and don't speak the language, means that they are inherently vulnerable.
It might be said that Deza has been recruited to understand evil, and that therein lies his existential quandary: to understand evil, one must speak its language, and to speak its language is inherently compromising.
