Sentence examples for were not intrinsically from inspiring English sources

Lord Justice Taylor conceded that standing areas were not intrinsically unsafe.

The founders were not intrinsically more virtuous than those who came before or after them.

Well, maybe not Hudson himself, since so little is really known about him, and his explorations were not intrinsically remarkable.

That same year Time magazine introduced the term to a wide audience in a cover story, "The Homosexual in America". Weinberg himself first used the term in print in his book Society and the Healthy Homosexual (1972), in which he posited that those who were prejudiced against gay people were irrational and that gay people themselves were not intrinsically disordered.

We reconfirmed that the ZnCoO samples were not intrinsically ferromagnetic, regardless of Co concentration [6,16].

A commission on birth control, created by Pope John XXIII, concluded in 1966 that oral contraceptives were not "intrinsically evil".

"He was pitching a lot of ideas that weren't intrinsically him.

Mimicry is not intrinsically interesting.

We're not intrinsically bearish".

The tool itself is not intrinsically illegal.

That is not intrinsically a bad thing.