Sentence examples for no intrinsically from inspiring English sources

Strawson (1959: 65 66) thus wrote: "Sounds … have no intrinsic spatial characteristics: such expressions as 'to the left of', 'spatially above'nearer',r'fartherhave have no intrinsically auditory significance.

There are no intrinsically bad Seamen -- just inattentive owners.

There is no intrinsically beneficial reason why I should value complexity over simplicity, or ambiguity over clarity.

For example: the word vagina has no intrinsically humorous properties, but it's uttered here as if believing that it did were sufficient to make it so.

That is, in ionic compounds there is no intrinsically preferred direction in which a neighbour should lie for the strength of bonding to be maximized.

There are, then, for the combinatorialist no intrinsically modal phenomena; there are just all of the various worlds that exist on unrestricted combinatorial grounds alone.

The date is guesswork, of course; but the idea is no longer intrinsically absurd.

This would mean that one kind of activity or pursuit is intrinsically no better than another.

First, predictions from any model are intrinsically no better than the experimental data employed to develop the model.

The renal medulla is known to have a far greater capacity for NO production than the cortex (Biondi & Romero 1990, Moridani & Kline 1996, Mattson & Wu 2000), and NO has been intrinsically linked to changes in DVR lumen and solute transport along the nephron (Plato & Garvin 1999, Pallone & Mattson 2002).

American plazas are full of bland abstract works that constitute a kind of visual muzak, no more intrinsically interesting than a Victorian figurative statue - in some cases much less.