Sentence examples for intrinsically and from inspiring English sources

"He was so intrinsically and unapologetically Australian," said the music historian Glenn A. Baker.

Only nationalism, which resonates intrinsically and passionately across Chinese society, can provide sufficiently strong social glue.

In this way, the vineyard becomes a self-regulating, natural ecosystem, which is able to combat problems intrinsically and eliminates the need for artificial, and potentially toxic, chemicals.

This anti-Semitism became racist when "the belief took hold that Jews were intrinsically and organically evil rather than merely having false beliefs and wrong dispositions".

— Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, following Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's recall election win "Can I slap you?" — A supporter of Tom Barrett, Walker's challenger, to Barrett "Masturbation is an intrinsically and gravely disordered action".

Among other things, he holds up a mirror to the West, pointing out that those who insist Islam is intrinsically and necessarily anti-liberal have the same view of a static and unchanging Sharia as the most retrograde elements in the Muslim world.

Such neuron numbers are brain-intrinsically and hormonally determined [30] [33].

Apparently, their presence and ability to be potentiated intrinsically and/or postsynaptically at their parallel fiber synapses are critical for generating basic walking patterns.

By contrast, the homogeneous process takes place in the grain interiors, by a nucleation mechanism involving the dynamical overlap of the stacking faults of intrinsically and/or extrinsically dissociated dislocations.

Unfortunately, many tumor cells are resistant against TRAIL-induced apoptosis either intrinsically and/or via various anti-apoptotic signals from the tumor microenvironment.

Health is both 'intrinsically and instrumentally valuable' [[ 108], p. 430].