Sentence examples for your inherent from inspiring English sources

Plug your inherent moral virtues.

For South Africans with historic guilt complexes or insecurities (where "Africa" is "over there") parade your inherent sympathies, with empathy.

Along with everything else on your to-do list, you are required to show off your inherent range and innate power like a lab rat on a dopamine surge.

"Through the decades, after all, these guys have preached the same gospel I'm preaching now: trust your instincts, be true to yourself while hanging on to a little bit of your inherent mystery, love the body and self you've got and the rest will follow".

Do these areas still represent some of your inherent strengths?

I've been preaching the "don't get ahead of your inherent valuation" message for nearly 10 years.

Every time you're making a seemingly simple decision––like whether or not to put on your seatbelt when you're only driving around the block, or deciding to cut your own fringe with a pair of blunt kitchen scissors right before a job interview––take into account your own inherent belief that things will probably be fine, and reassess your actions.

When you need to strain to hear what's being said, it can leave you questioning your own inherent biases.

It means that you believe in your own inherent goodness and worthiness as a person regardless of how much you weigh, who you are dating, what you have published, what kind of job you have, or how much money you make.

His sculptures are novel objects around and through which you may choose to move, your choice, like your movement, being inherent in the art.

A paradoxical promise — we'll programmatically educate a group of you by drawing out your individuality — is inherent in modern liberal education, and a lot of classroom pedagogy tries to finesse the contradiction.