Sentence examples for was intrinsically from inspiring English sources
adverb
In an intrinsic manner; internally; essentially.
Apartheid was intrinsically morally odious.
Her project was intrinsically subversive.
The present system was "intrinsically corrupt".
Language, and the consciousness it reflected, was intrinsically magical.
"Some people took that to mean that our analysis was intrinsically flawed".
He was intrinsically part of the build-up of rebellion and also of the musical progression.
But, even without particular regard to Jews and Nazis, Heidegger's brilliance was intrinsically political.
Working behind the scenes in Washington, Ms. Williams was intrinsically linked to the agency.
Nothing they played was intrinsically complex; Mr. Chatham's piece dealt in massed sonorities and mingling overtones rather than manual calisthenics.
The problem, however, was that this angle of delivery, while keeping him a little quieter, was intrinsically less dangerous.
That he was in love with her no one disputes, and that she was intrinsically lovable no one should dispute.
