Sentence examples for qualities themselves from inspiring English sources

Young people mentored by elders with these qualities were more likely to embody these qualities themselves.

The secondary qualities themselves are perfectly objective powers in bodies to cause those sensations in appropriate observers.

One characteristic is common to all synthesized music, however: the sound qualities themselves, as well as the relationships among the sounds, have been "designed," or "composed," by a musician.

The discussion in this past section and in the next focus on the nature of sensory qualities themselves.

A leading problem, if not the leading one, is that posed by sensory qualities themselves, which seem to refute functionalism understood as a complete theory of experience.

Indeed, Descartes claimed that he could explain these qualities themselves through matter in motion (11 26), a claim that he repeated in the Meteorology (6:235–6).

But Chrysler employees periodically check the water quality themselves.

Some institutional investors and regulators worry that they will not be able to make sufficient judgments about credit quality themselves.

As the Salone del Gusto showed, those who care most about food provenance want to be convinced of the food's quality themselves rather than pay someone to do it for them.

And the films and images have a roaming quality themselves, moving through documentary, film noir and soap opera while rehashing Roman Polanki's "Repulsion" (a three-screen surprise) or conjuring up Godard or Hitchcock.

Regulators should consider setting limits on the percentage of assets that banks or institutional investors could hold for which they had not assessed the quality themselves, the panel said.