Sentence examples for valid in itself from inspiring English sources

"To Protestantism alone," Hegel states, "the important thing is to get a sure footing in the prose of life, to make it absolutely valid in itself independently of religious associations, and to let it develop in unrestricted freedom" (Aesthetics, 1: 598).

Some of the items were used in more than one dimension as it was discussed that a single dimension should be valid in itself, and thus an item could 'complete' more than one dimension.

Although valid in itself, this argument seems to miss the crucial point discussed above, namely, that a tree is a necessary formal consequence of the descent history of replicating nucleic acids and the ensuing evolution.

Comparison of these data sources would be a valid study in itself.

As we will see with the examples in this paper, simply having a valid decomposition is in itself useful.

(In literature there is artistic license, where even a "foul word" rises above itself and is transmuted, because of it being valid in painting a certain reality).

Uber cards are valid in the U.S. only, and cost exactly the face value of the gift card itself, with no additional fees.

Culture lends itself to change; hence, strategies that were characteristic 10 years ago may not be valid in today's social environment.

"What they do is not what we do" is in itself a valid argument.

The original game went viral thanks in no small part to its novelty, but some individual have suggested that the format, blending spectating and participation, is in itself a valid format.

It tells the individual that the good of others has, in itself, no valid claim on him, but that he should serve other members of the community only to the extent that he can connect their interests to his own.