Sentence examples for not intrinsically present from inspiring English sources

In Quodlibet XV, q. 3, while responding to an objection perhaps taken from Meister Eckhart's Parisian Disputed Question 1, he maintains that, if being is applied to accidents insofar as they are related to substance in some way, this does not mean that being is not intrinsically present in accidents.

Therefore it is more likely that skin mast cells in patients with urticaria are not intrinsically abnormal but become increasingly sensitive or "unstable" or activated as the result of certain abnormal factors present in their surroundings.

Mimicry is not intrinsically interesting.

We're not intrinsically bearish".

The tool itself is not intrinsically illegal.

Asking whether SF is "intrinsically" leftwing or rightwing is dumb, since literatures are not "intrinsically" anything.

Unlike other superpowers, invisibility is not intrinsically pleasurable.

Heirlooms are not intrinsically more appetizing than modern hybrids.

Lord Justice Taylor conceded that standing areas were not intrinsically unsafe.

I want to believe that Kramer is correct that creativity and depression are not intrinsically linked.

The fantasy Bergotte vanishes, but the caricature that replaces him is not intrinsically more "real".