Sentence examples for it was inherent from inspiring English sources
It was inherent in the broadly devout American consciousness".
It was inherent, and anything I might say in my defense only proved my guilt.
Prime ministerial patronage was not just another of Tony Blair's felonies - it was inherent to a party that no longer existed as a functioning political party but had tickets to the top table to sell.
It is hard to say who was responsible for this change, but it was inherent in Gershwin's desire to compose a folk opera rather than the blackface musical Al Jolson wanted or the grand opera Otto Kahn asked him to write for the Metropolitan.
"It was inherent in many of their trades that they were selling liquidity; they were short liquid assets, and long less liquid ones," André Perold, a Harvard Business School professor who is preparing a case study of Long-Term Capital, told me.
Continuity ordinarily seemed to be the first principle of the French state, and it was inherent in the concept of king itself: the king was held to have two bodies, a physical one, which necessarily decayed, and a spiritual one, which never died.
"It is inherent in the people.
"It's interesting because it's inherent in the concept itself," Dale told me.
"It's inherent for me to be pro-open source and pro-sharing.
It didn't always exercise that equalizing force, but it's inherent in the format.
