Sentence examples for it inherent from inspiring English sources

The way Trevorrow sees it, inherent in Jurassic World is a story about blockbuster culture.

The director Edgar Wright summed it up in a tweet ("I call it 'Inherent Twice' because I am looking forward to seeing it again"), while Vanity Fair asked: "Are some movies allowed to require a second viewing?".

Is it inherent in postmodernism that, no matter the subject, such emotions are likely to be held at bay? "To produce a mighty book, you must choose a mighty theme," as Melville declares in "Moby-Dick"; but such mightiness may be precluded by a mode of writing whose ground bass is irony rather than empathy.

Call it inherent "weaselishness" or perhaps "weaselitude" (well, maybe not).

Some are more theatrical than others, but it inherent in all of us.

Some of the issues you raised in your post, "Is wisdom learnable?" and "Is it inherent in the individual?" are the kinds of things we talk about during our regular teleconferences.

It's inherent, it's a part of our life," says Curling. "It's to make people aware of stress.

We knew the humor was there, it's inherent; it was intentional.

Does calling something that's legitimately cool "cool" immediately rob it of it's inherent coolness?

"It's interesting because it's inherent in the concept itself," Dale told me.

It has "inherent, lasting value – you can purchase with confidence it is worth what you paid for it".