Sentence examples for lies in itself from inspiring English sources
The advantage of this double IPN structure lies in itself, which is that the two IPNs are topological interlocking within each other to make the matrix strong and tough.
Justice is something whose purpose lies in itself.
According to Spinoza, "each thing, as far as it lies in itself, strives to persevere in its being" (Ethics, part 3, prop. 6).
In other words, the key to getting over depression often lies in depression itself.
We recognise that part of the answer lies in politics itself.
It suits Mr Putin to emphasise Chechen links to Islamist extremists including Osama bin Laden, though the heart of the problem lies in Chechnya itself.
The excitement surely lies in criminality itself, which is an endless subject of fascination for artists – just one aspect of that larger obsession with the dark side.
Until that day comes, venture capitalists and gig economy experts believe Lyft's best bet lies in differentiating itself.
The remaining error lies in the scanner itself.
The main problem lies in the ratio itself.
Another reason for her obscurity lies in the work itself.
