Sentence examples for this were inherently from inspiring English sources

This forbidding estate, built with the best of intentions to house the labouring masses, had – so the thesis went – gone downhill in the 1980s and 90s because estates such as this were inherently flawed.

None of this is inherently unique.

This being inherently impossible, there had to be a catch.

Anyway, none of this is inherently bad or nefarious.

It isn't clear to me why this is inherently a bad thing.

"Even though this is inherently a collective problem, there is no specific mechanism in the I.M.F. or G-20 that looks up to the challenge," he said Sunday.

It is natural to want to quantify and to seek the "best", but this is inherently subjective.

In other words, every aspect of our capitalist economy is gendered and racialized; a theory and practice that ignores this is inherently flawed".

I cannot say that this is inherently bad, but it is something that all of us should be cognizant of while framing our opinions on controversial issues.

While this is inherently different from other, pen and paper role-laying games like Dungeons and Dragons, they are still very much alike.

Prior to the work of von Neumann & Morgenstern (1947), situations of this sort were inherently baffling to analysts.