Sentence examples for intrinsic powers from inspiring English sources

The best modern abstract artists countered with jolting demonstrations of art's intrinsic powers, independent of worldly reference.

Gender bias also reinforces sexism through single-factor causal models that attribute seemingly intrinsic powers to men by neglecting their wider context.

Ginsborg (2001) offers a third proposal, on which a thing can be explained "mechanically" if its existence can be accounted for in terms of the intrinsic powers of the matter out of which it comes to be.

This impresses the older man for it indicates to him the intrinsic power of the boat.

Getting to the heart of the popularity of this phenomenon means recognising the intrinsic power of this form of learning.

Only the modern era has failed to see the intrinsic power of this celestial architecture, said Jean Gardner, an architect at the Parsons School of Design in Manhattan.

I think everyone who heard our musicians this week came away with a deep appreciation for the intrinsic power of music.

He concludes that spooks are "awash with more information, insight and knowledge than ever before", but that the "intrinsic power" of intelligence has waned.

Slavery, the argument went, would endow the South with the "intrinsic power to create wealth," while at the same time managing the social inequality between whites that wealth engendered.

There's an intrinsic power that lies in social media, peer groups and actively being a part of the conversation.

Importantly, we highlight how these extrinsic cues can influence the intrinsic power of myelin plasticity to promote functional recovery.