Sentence examples for still intrinsically from inspiring English sources

"It is still intrinsically a low-wage colonial economy.

Whether you're recoiling from the underwater appearance of a titanic whale that drifts past after stopping momentarily to face you eye-to-eye, painting in full 3D or witnessing the cyber-sardonic wit of Portal's GLaDOS first-hand in the demonstration's coup-de-grace, the HTC Vive is a spectacular showcase of an industry still intrinsically fueled by the potential of technology.

But a subset of the high-end watches – mostly still made by Swiss and German makers – are still intrinsically important as works of art and science and well worth the investment.

In vitro single molecule FRET indicates phosphorylation results in compaction of (still) intrinsically disordered PAGE4.

While the learning process can be richly supported using e-learning technologies, learning is still intrinsically a cognitive and embodied phenomenon.

Know that you are still intrinsically a good person who strayed a little.

"Oh, I will dine on honey dew and drink the milk of paradise/ Yeah! Paradise!" The only song known to man to be inspired by Samuel Taylor Coleridge's 1798 poem Kubla Khan while still being intrinsically groovy enough to offer up a super-tasty breakbeat (beginning around 3 08 on the live clip linked above).

But even if the viewer is not aware what materials have been used for these pieces, there is still something intrinsically haunting and disquieting about MccGwire's work.

While others tried to claim them, dismantle them, and rework them for their own use, they still remained to intrinsically ours, so intrinsically black.

And yet somehow she still represents something intrinsically attainable.

While it's true that this new fascist connection has irreparably tainted the previously innocent amphibian character, it's still not as intrinsically offensive as the "crying laughing" or "tears of joy" face that is the subject of my ire.