Sentence examples for inherently the from inspiring English sources
People are inherently the same.
Inherently, the presidency is dual in character.
That's inherently the role of the court.
"Inherently, the people are not bad," General Kagame told me.
"Inherently, the practice is neither good nor bad," Mr. Loveless said.
Contrary to common conviction, ethyl alcohol is not inherently the least toxic of alcohols.
It is racist because it implies the problem is inherently the people themselves rather than their socioeconomic position.
Not that North Dakota is inherently the friendliest state for Democrats: it's voted Republican for president every year since 1964.
"If you start fat and the product concept doesn't work, inherently the company will lose a lot of money".
The shortstops are like brothers and even the most loving brothers push each other inherently, the presence of one driving the other.
This isn't to say that marriage isn't necessarily a good idea: just that it's perhaps not inherently the greatest way to have an exciting sex life.
