Sentence examples for may not inherently from inspiring English sources

The novel may not inherently be a dialectical form, but readers are so used to a synthesising process that they may detect one without help from the author.

There are "The Unelightened", who have an "anti man agenda", then there are "The Horny", who "may not inherently hate men, but they love pussy so much that they are willing to justify anything in the name of pussy".

REC comments may not inherently provide an objective reflection of the quality of submitted protocols, as it has been shown that REC review is variable regarding the decisions made on protocols [ 26– 28].

Promoter analysis seeking conserved or common TFBSs in promoters of co-expressed genes can identify the potential cis-elements, but may not inherently identify the binding TF or its role in transcription; moreover, this analysis is often associated with high numbers of false positive predictions due to the short and degenerate nature of many TFBS motifs.

The opinion stopped short of adopting a categorical rule that Congress can never do what it claimed to do in this law: address the aggregate economic effect of activity that itself may not be inherently economic.

Studying the Charter of the United Nations, relating to Harvard professors, quoting from Leviticus and chilling with the Pope may not seem "inherently sexy" to some, but so what (The Way We Live Now: Susan Dominus, Oct. 8)?

Although looking at a 150-year-old oil portrait may not be inherently as much fun for an 11-year-old as trying to smash glass with a bowling ball, Lucy Brotman, director of education for the Newark Museum, said that the experience was intended to involve children through conversation.

The findings also suggest that construction projects may not be inherently adversarial.

This pathological feature may not be inherently present in the real neuronal morphology, but may have been created during digital reconstruction from slice image data if, for example, a change of radius were found along the branch.

It's a shocker for some to get out there and realize that they may not be "inherently" in charge and may not want to be.

Findings from this study suggest that early sexual initiation may not be inherently problematic.