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She added that inherently intermittent supplies from wind and solar power would be of limited use in bridging the gap. Times, Sunday Times
Tenderizing Meats Only approximately one quarter of the cuts from a beef carcass are inherently tender.
MTV sees an increasing number of youth as non-committal about their sexual preference, identifying with inherently transient labels like "questioning" or "bi-curious. Nick Shore: What Gaga & Minaj's Alter-Egos Say About the Shape-Shifting Millennial Generation
The user group with an inherently greater potential for implementation is the more privileged section of the society.
He asks to think again, for example, about the relationship between read and heard versions of a poem, noting that Shelley's "poem suggests that rhyme somehow operates inherently within articulation itself, even when, or especially when, the ear is unaware," but wondering where that leaves us in our analysis of more "regular" poems. Introduction

Is it time for us in the Church to say that splitting atoms is unholy work, work that even ‘at its best’ is inherently incapable of giving glory to the God who made heaven and earth?
Nothing is more completely accepted in the conventional wisdom than the cliche that economic life is endlessly and inherently uncertain.
Second, confocal detection is inherently inefficient, often requiring more illumination of the live specimen than it can endure before bleaching or phototoxicity occurs. NIH Public Access - Seeing Circuits Assemble
Once we put everything that exists into these two categories, we now have two types of ignoranceone that mistakenly perceives persons to inherently exist and another that misconceives other phenomena to inherently exist. Becoming Enlightened
All business activities are inherently risky.
TDMA - based MAC protocol is inherently collision free but it has poor scalability.
In contrast, where class structures are less developed - both economically and culturally - the political institutions may be inherently weak.
Between [Tilda] Swinton's wounded, watchful eyes and [Amber] Tamblyn's soft internality emerges something that transcends the inherently stale nature of their transactions. GreenCine Daily: Stephanie Daley.
Any institution that thinks it will always be bailed out when the going gets tough is an inherently dangerous ¬institution. Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
Tenderizing Meats Only approximately one quarter of the cuts from a beef carcass are inherently tender.
We have learned that the interface between people and machine (sedentary work) is inherently corrosive, producing cumulative health problems such as eyestrain, fatigue, repetitive stress injuries, chronic low back disorders, constriction of blood flow and breathing, and neck and shoulder strain. PSFK
They desire clear, unbending moral and behavioral codes, a fondness for systematization, a willingness to tolerate inequality and an inherently pessimistic view of human nature. June Carbone: Polarized Politics: How Extremists Have Taken America Hostage
criticism is inherently threatening
His reputation attained mythic proportions; but resentment grew as Ferrari began to dominate an inherently imbalanced sport.
Knowledgelives everywhere andis inherently decentralized. Rahim Kanani: Aleem Walji of the World Bank Institute's Innovation Team on the Future of International Development
The idea that motherhood is inherently somehow a threat to creativity is just absurd. Times, Sunday Times
Perhaps my mom thought that I would inherently understand the historical and biological context connecting Harriet Tubman and me and conclude that the captivity of humans by humans was evil.
Most people inherently recognise what they call bright or fresh red bleeding, and tend to attribute that to a local cause such as a haemorrhoid or an anal fissure, or even just some excoriated itchy skin.
I wouldn’t go as far as calling the term inherently dishonest, but it was definitely an attempt to create a pejorative based on the pejorative “Hillarycare.” The Volokh Conspiracy » Inaccurate legal claim from the Democratic Governors Association
We declare our own property inherently allodial and unowed, and hereby signify that its confiscation by any government is unwilling.
Something strong, something retro yet modern, something inherently chic. Times, Sunday Times
Now a scientific study is a scientific study — inherently criticizable — but surely there are more plausible criticisms than that! The Myth of the New Anti-Semitism | Jewschool
Are people we sort-of know, who are used to being on camera, inherently less interesting to watch and talk about than a bunch of total strangers?
Many felt that he rarely revealed the ‘whole person’: he remained unconvinced that such an inherently unpoetic entity could be said to exist.
And ‘Evolutionary Plastic’ and modacrylic are the first inherently flame-retardant synthetic fibers.
Our main aim was to examine if inherently different rates of fermentation during anaerobiosis characterize submergence-tolerant and intolerant rice plants.
Educating people that this is not the case is hardly hypocrisy, except perhaps to those who hold the intenable position that the two are inherently incompatible. Science versus science or religion versus religion - The Panda's Thumb
His choice of "divest" leaves open the possibility that male-male friendships are inherently sensual; after all, one cannot divest what one does not already have. The Uses and Abuses of Historicism: Halperin and Shelley on the Otherness of Ancient Greek Sexuality
Does this type of work sound inherently governmental or work to be privatized?
We inherently strive for a sense of belongingness because we have been brought up in families, tribes, and communities; sticking close to these groups has always meant an increased likelihood of survival. Body by Design
In short, they were an inherently modern movement, even though their ideology and rhethorics were anti-modern (which is pretty much the self-contradiction at the heart of fascism). Save Kiana Firouz
The unique advantage of interferometry is that the wavelength or frequency of the radiation used acts as an inherently precise measuring device.
The pair of stories on obsessive and thwarted travel were inherently undramatic and for that reason we wanted to put them on stage.
Snow lying on a flat field is fairly dormant, but snow lying on a slope is inherently alive, thanks to the pull of gravity.
So even as people living the mixed race experience would seem inherently inclusive, there really seems to be no way around those feelings of closing off to others.
Any institution that thinks it will always be bailed out when the going gets tough is an inherently dangerous institution. British Blogs
Enterococci are inherently resistant to cephalosporins, semi-synthetic penicillins, and clindamycin.
There is an inherently satisfying quality to sharing the gratification of skill, finesse and excitement with a substantial number of individuals.
Heidegger highlights that every posit inherently contains the absence of what it is not.
We call the coarser level a person’s “not being substantially existent in the sense of being self-sufficient” and the subtler level a person’s “not being inherently existent.” How to See Yourself As You Really Are
Was it economic crisis, political liberalization, the revival of minority nationalisms, cutthroat electoral competition, the greed of the local nomenklatura, the inept application of force by the central authorities, or the inherently fragile structure of the Soviet ethno-federation? The Return
There is something inherently exquisite about Victorian chromolithography that is so compelling.
Inherently distrustful of the situation and the number of witnesses privy to the scene, Ed finally rushed forward and grabbed his friend's arm, leading him towards the door.
On the negative side, the administration is pushing hard for in-sourcing, what I call inherently governmental functions and that has a negative impact on our work. SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
The concept of nationhood is, I think, inherently bound up with the concept of national defense.
Yet pastness and futurity, he argued, are inherently contradictory; so nothing in reality can correspond to them.
One of the images offered by this passage is that of the writer inherently connected to a past that is imprinted in a particular time and place.
Inherently every artwork desires identity with itself, an identity that in empirical reality is violently forced on all objects as identity with the subject and is thus travestied.
The nonlocal implication is that occurrences in one region of space are inherently correlated with other distant regions.
As church dogmatics, as the faith of the community seeking understanding, theology is inherently communitarian.
Unlike physical citizens, who inherently possessed certain rights, all corporate privileges came from the charters that created them.
Its basic premise is that the system is inherently unfair. Times, Sunday Times
I note that book publishing itself is becoming much more honest, truthful, unimpeachable, authentic, and precise about everything from numbers of books sold to the unvarnished, unexaggerated, unerring, and unaffected stories it tells as all who toil and sweat in this scrupulous business strive as best we can to maintain the veracious sheen-of-sham and hocus pocus so inherently attached like Superglue to our equivocated reputations for flimflam and fiddle-dee-dee. Obscure Books, Part II - Paper Cuts Blog - NYTimes.com
Some of these factors are intangible, and their impact inherently difficult to quantify. NATO's Changing Strategic Agenda
The implication is that some areas may be inherently obesogenic. Times, Sunday Times
Elphie, the spitfire and inherently self-reliant girl, proves to be one of the most timeless and charming characters to ever be given life.
The spheres of activity in which he moved were inherently controversial. Times, Sunday Times
In many developing societies the lack of basic amenities, such as clean water and proper sanitation, produces an inherently unsafe environment.
To want privacy, anonymity, is inherently suspicious, perhaps criminal.
Yea, persons inherently unclean, and personally notoriously wicked, in respect of their designment to some outward work, which by them God will bring about, are said to be sanctified. The Doctrine of the Saints�� Perseverance Explained and Confirmed
And thus, over time, readers habituate to how inherently political is the "Muslims are coming to get us" plot. Barry Eisler: Fictional Politics
Our ears are conditioned to a man's voice in that role, leading to the ardently proffered view – even by those who imagine they're not retrograde – that the female voice is inherently unsuitable, rather than a matter of training. The landmarks and pitfalls of racing's gender agenda | Lydia Hislop
A research agenda that inherently recognizes this connection between northern ‘wealth’ and southern ‘illth’ [what John Ruskin referred to as the opposite of wealth] will go a long way towards equitable and sustainable development. Ecosystems, poverty, and the consumption elephant
The Federal Circuit heard the appeal and decided that Smithkline’s patent on the hemihydrate was invalid as “inherently anticipated” because anhydrate naturally converts into hemihydrate. Patent goo: self-replicating Paxil « Isegoria
But so far the intensity method has proved inherently much less accurate than the directional method.
‘The hub-and-spoke system is inherently more expensive to run than point-to-point,’ explained Jack Stephan, spokesman for the Air Line Pilots Association.
It should be clear from this brief description that these issues are inherently geographical.
In a suburban office campus, for example, people work in low, sprawling buildings and drive between them; in a city, people work in compact multistory buildings, use elevators which are inherently energy efficient since they are counterweighted, and walk to lunch. Makeshift Metropolis
No one in this movie is inherently evil; they are products of a system that is rotten to the core.
As was said earlier today by Justice McHugh in another matter, and has often been said by this Court, such questions of statutory construction are inherently disputable.
A collapse into new forms of fascism is inherently unlikely in any Western democracy.
I'm still marveling at the juxtaposition of these two words: "armchair", connoting casual comfort and complacency, and "terrorist" with its inherently brutal malevolency. Undefined
Neither side has asserted that the sworn evidence is inherently improbable.
It’s not that having things made in china is inherently bad, it’s that * everything* is made in china, and therefore, we are sending our money out the window as fast as we can manage. P2P: just an excuse for ACTA
The benign economic background since the mid-1990s is not inherently destined to continue. Times, Sunday Times
“Female genital mutilation is performed by people who think female sexual pleasure is inherently immoral and “unclean.”” Matthew Yglesias » The Surge and Afghan Women
Many female combat vets are single mothers, and some judges have accepted the argument of military mothers' ex-husbands that women who deploy should have permanent custody transferred to the child's father, on the grounds that a mother's deployability inherently makes for a less stable family environment. When Mommy goes to war (leaving the kids behind)
Balanced between neoclassicism and romanticism, the composition appears at once rigidly stable yet inherently fluid.
We can then take note of an interesting aspectual contrast between *bʰḗr-m̥ 'I carry/carried' with no specific event being conveyed (potentially habitual), and the semelfactivizing quality of the sigmatic form *bʰḗr-s-m̥ 'I have carried (once)', acting essentially like a perfective for inherently durative verbs. Looking for a simple origin to Hittite's hi-class preterite
Identity politics advocates rejection of the market as inherently biased in favour of those with money, but they too are chary of purely political methods, preferring to rely on rights.
Poems of any length are inherently complete in themselves. Gulzar
Irish “racial” characteristics had become inherently American: Celts were declared to be naturally hard-working, orderly, loyal, and sexually restrained. A Renegade History of the United States
Conventional copper - based equipment conducts electricity but inherently has energy losses associated with ( joule ) heating.
Roberts is one of the current generation of female singers, who are still getting short shrift from the inherently sexist country radio format. That Shuffleathon « We Don't Count Your Own Visits To Your Blog
Ads and advertorials, whether labeled or not, are inherently less credible than other information.
I believe that this presumption is inherently more cruel. Advisor: Was it cruel to let poor kids in India play with my iPod? Boing Boing
His essential argument is that humans, as individuals, are inherently capitalist.
When driving two things are inherently dangerous; indecision and lack of indication.
Due to natural erosion the cliff was inherently unstable, and there had been at least two landslips on the authority's land.
One way logic is different from software is that it's inherently parallel.
While the work is inherently reproducible, the authorization to do so is limited.
Of course, the Sola grill and Gyroflo oven themselves are inherently more controllable, too.
Not because they were inherently "deviant" and thus dangerous -- a view that still taints our discussions of hermaphroditism or intersex today. Elizabeth Debold: Caster Semenya: When Gender Is Not Sex
Unfortunately for the singer, the relationship between him and Kennedy was inherently asymmetrical.
As for the main crux of your question I view commenting on blogs as inherently different from writing a blog. Matthew Yglesias » Journalists, Bloggers, and Status Anxiety
Many female combat vets are single mothers, and some judges have accepted the argument of military mothers 'ex-husbands that women who deploy should have permanent custody transferred to the child's father, on the grounds that a mother's deployability inherently makes for a less stable family environment. When Mommy goes to war (leaving the kids behind)
LongCat: Ah, so the contraction is inherently suspect. The Volokh Conspiracy » Taking ObamaCare Challenges Seriously
Wilkinson does not argue that focus groups or indeed any method can be described as inherently feminist.
But in many cases, and particularly in the judgment of some macho tastemakers, there's something inherently soft about piano trios.
The idea that motherhood is inherently somehow a threat to creativity is just absurd. Times, Sunday Times
And during reentry they make things much more dangerous: With the inherently stable aerodynamic shape of a capsule you can take a shotgun to the guidance computers after your de-orbit burn and come in like a blind and dumb rock and still survive re-entry. Trying To Spin The Facts - NASA Watch
But form does not indispensably follow function, rather form inherently influences function.
It is but the gradualness of the "enzymes or metabolism" paradox resolution that fails miserably – Zn world did it inherently at the outset. New Results from Stardust Mission Paint Chaotic Picture of Early Solar System | Universe Today
Rousseau's philosophy holds that people are inherently good
And if she is Batgirl again, am I the only one seeing something inherently wrong in Babs being BatGIRL, while some other person is going around as BatWOMAN? Who’s behind the mask this time? | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment
It deals with a subject inherently germane to every military officer, no matter the service.
If the threads are inherently serialized, however, the improved cache hit rate may be worth it.
Their theoreticians and ideologists also reduce civilizations to culture, cultures to religion, and religions to inherently incompatible archetypal constants that vie, clash, and struggle with and against each other.
The Internet is inherently a less expensive way to distribute a product or service. THE 22 IMMUTABLE LAWS OF BRANDING
Even the most individual act of ingurgitating food into one's body is inherently collective.
All killings, all maimings, all arrogant demolishions of people's homes, all assassinations, all bombings, all suicide attacks, all aerial slaugherings, all tank cannonades, all invasions are inherently wrong.
Unfortunately, most sheds are inherently weak and it isn't always appropriate to fit heavy-duty padlocks, hasps, and staples as the door may not be strong enough to support them.
He's a man of the shadows and back rooms and his comfort zone was hiding behind the charade of his Chancellorship bamboozling us with figures while he sold off gold reserves at rock bottom and beavered away at a Socialist usurpation of an inherently conservative Nation. Time To Set Out His Vision
NOTE: There's nothing inherently wrong with the Chardonnay grape, though I prefer how it's vinified in Chablis in Burgundy to the fruitier, ditzier New World styles. Obama, Farrakhan, and how Hillary Clinton took the opening and then squandered it.
In addition, enactments-which are inherently relationally focused-may be viewed as a defining clinical operation that is unique and essential to relational therapies.
And, like many appetitive behaviours, smoking is inherently pleasurable and immediately rewarding.
His followers believed people were inherently evil and nonconformist thought was a capital punishment.
Power is not inherently virtuous (and power is not inherently corruptive, either).
Most discourteous cell phone culprits are inherently ill-mannered.
At universities and funding agencies ... tenure and grant committees take decisions based on narrow criteria (focusing on publication lists, citations and impact factors) or on specific plans for near-term results, all of which inherently favour those working in established fields with well-accepted paradigms. Archive 2009-04-01
As an added bonus, one had to be equipped with the necessary skills and urbanity to negotiate chopsticks, rendering it elitist food and thus inherently appealing to fashion industry types.
For a man to obtain an advantage by a trick is inherently dishonest. Times, Sunday Times
The whole premise of needing an ‘organization’ to find divinity is not only idiotic, but inherently invalid. Think Progress » What Americans Want In A Supreme Court Justice
When you take a look at it, space travel is an inherently ludicrous idea.
The point, though, is that the gambit, which is ubiquitous in the public sphere, is inherently political, engages in hidden rhetorical work.
Equally insulting, decided the Times of London, was Michelle Obama's "solipsistic" and "inherently dismissive" gifts to the Browns 'two little boys, Fraser and John. Black Entertainment : Black News : Urban News : Hip Hop News - EURweb.com
Mr Douglas has come out with the classic cringe which believes pessimism, or realism as he would no doubt like to call it, is an inherently Scottish state of mind.
Some agreements, whether on naval matters in the 1930s or on nuclear non-proliferation since 1945, have been criticized as inherently discriminatory.
The problem with lenses, stencils, genres and any kind of classificatory system, as I've been pointing out this whole time, is that they inherently disregard one thing or another. THAT Animeblog
Now there's a chance this inherently mongrelized art form may be ready for revival. Baroque and the Bard: Mash-Up at the Met
For me, there is an upside, a project I've been approached to work on has, inherently, some element of Maori music, its history and its direction.
The plaintiff moved for summary judgment to preclude assertion of the Correia defense, arguing that the Correia defense should, as a matter of law, be unavailable because a cigarette is an inherently dangerous product that causes injury when used for its ordinary purpose. Mass. Supreme Judicial Court Bars Big Tobacco Defense: Can't Blame the Smoker
conventionality" are typically coded as "feminine," there is an unspoken bias that leads masculine transgender expression to be seen as more inherently transgressive than feminine transgender expression. Life, Law, Gender
The law as it stands, regardless of the obvious need for SOMETHING to be implemented, is very flawed and inherently discriminatory. New force for broad immigration reform: Evangelicals
His proficiency as a newscaster also lent credibility to this inherently incredible story.
Cool colours such as slate grey, navy, sleek steel and chrome are seen as inherently male.
OFAC is inherently a regulator and punitively focused. John McAuliff: President Opens Door for Travel to Cuba
Female genital mutilation is performed by people who think female sexual pleasure is inherently immoral and “unclean.” Matthew Yglesias » The Surge and Afghan Women
I do agree that the problem is starting way before boys reach collage age, but I suspect that the problem in inherently one of discipline, and that’s something that drugs cannot instill in a boy. Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Great Moments in Asymmetry
One of the arguments it Amuses me to use with people who believe that guns are both inherently evil and somehow self-willed is that there are far more guns in private hands in America now than at almost any time in the past, people seem to be less civil than ever, we find out more often than ever about how utterly wretchedly some politicians treat the citizenry, yet political assassination is less common now than ever it was. The Volokh Conspiracy » The Bad Old Days
In the same way that the "e-" prefix was added to words such as store and bank to designate their online existence, "man" is used to describe the masculine version of inherently feminine objects, says Erin McKean, the founder of Wordnik.com, a website for word enthusiasts. Grab Your 'Murse,' Pack a 'Mankini' And Don't Forget the 'Mewelry'
From what I have heard information extracted under duress is inherently suspect because people will say anything to relieve the duress – note I am not trying to define torture but only duress. Think Progress » Legal Advocate For Torture Being Considered For Top Judicial Post
The resulting illegality appears to me to be of an arbitrary and technical nature, not involving anything which is inherently wrong.
There are three types of beings: angels, archangels, and virtues fall into one category, and their nature is inherently good.
He found the financial resources to do so, mostly from public funds, and he tackled the inherently prickly problems with drive and commitment. Times, Sunday Times
In a relationship, is a big generation gap inherently icky?
That's not so much a problem if you discard objective truth as improbable and inherently unprovable (like myself), but by God, if you're going to be religious, do it right.
They claim that countries in the Third World are not poor because they are inherently backward or undeveloped.
Most crustal rocks of interest to exploration geophysics are either inherently anisotropic or behave as anisotropic materials when sampled by seismic waves.
Given these issues, it is useful to understand why a serverless architecture is preferable or in other words, whether centralized servers are inherently evil. Serverless VoIP Ain’t All That
This retrospective procedure has an uncanny import; by challenging us to discover its encrypted relationship to rhyme, the poem suggests that rhyme somehow operates inherently within articulation itself, even when, or especially when, the ear is unaware. Rhyming Sensation in 'Mont Blanc'
You are attempting something that is inherently very difficult: breaking old habits.
In the U.S. and U.K., at least, with the dismantling of many New Deal era reforms in a conservative counterrevolution in the enduring debate about the pie and its pieces, and the role of government in all this, the more loosely bridled forces of capitalism are once again at play, creating new economies and destroying old ones -- an inherently unstable process. Christopher Holshek: London Calling
They see the world as inherently hostile. The Sun
They may be entirely irrelevant to the majority of people, but there's something inherently appealing about ruggedised gadgets nonetheless.
Fixed penalty notices can only be given to adults at present which inherently means there are substantial limitations on their use.
Indeed, one character gives birth by Caesarian section, which I found inherently dubitable, and doubly so since both baby and mother survive the operation. Stephen Baxter, Stone Spring (2010)
However, empirical evidence and professional norms do not support the idea that homosexuality is a form of mental illness or is inherently linked to psychopathology. Think Progress » Cuccinelli: Homosexual ‘acts’ are a ‘detriment to our culture.’
Journalism is short-term and gratifying in a fast way, and inherently interactive.
The idea that motherhood is inherently somehow a threat to creativity is just absurd. Times, Sunday Times
And if there is something inherently wrong, possibly even immoral about being pudgy, why not just punish the people who are causing the problem - the overeaters?
leakiness" with respect to the cycling of nutrients held in the soil-vegetation complex, although systems such as irrigated rice paddies, permanent tree crops and forests are inherently more sustainable than others. 1. Tree products in agroecosystems: economic and policy issues.
The thrust of my remarks was not to commend nonjury trials over jury trials as being inherently superior but rather to argue that the availability of swift nonjury trials might be an effective way of reducing the number of guilty pleas. Copping Pleas
She attacked heterosexuality as inherently patriarchal and championed lesbianism as a means of the liberation of women from the "phallocratic" power system of the culture. AlbertMohler.com
Some may find the word unpleasant, but there's nothing inherently offensive about it.
Many of course would stop here and dismiss this inherently nostalgic call for a revalidation of the beautiful as hopelessly retrograde and unproductive.
The problem remains, however, that the maximisation of profits is the whole ‘reason for being’ of companies working within the corporate capitalist system, and this goal is inherently unsustainable and in fact anti-life.
the subject matter is sexual activity of any overt kind, which is depicted as inherently desirable and exciting
Because such a structure will be inherently inductive there will be some inductive reactance opposing current flow.
The Iraqi dead have been relegated out of the category of human beings and are classified as faceless, inherently evil "insurgents. Peace, order and good government, eh?: August 2007 Archives
The smaller disc platters also inherently make less noise.
The Shaun Squad site of itself is not a meme, and never could be a meme, because it is inherently unlinkable.
Hinduism's strength has always been in its inherently pluralistic nature, its respect for other religions and its freedom to worship different gods and goddesses, or none at all.
Teaching kids that men are inherently evil is as wrong as teaching them that the world contains no bad whatsoever - a false picture, a false sense of security.
Qualitative data are used because some very important information is inherently nonquantifiable, or better analyzed through conceptual analyses as opposed to numerical analyses. MARKETING AESTHETICS
The best sacred music is inherently dramatic. Times, Sunday Times
The Sondheim revues work as well as they do because so often the songs are inherently dramatic, almost playlets in their own right.
Nobody speaks in portmanteau sentences, so they are inherently pretentious and tend to sound pompous. 2009 February 24 « One-Minute Book Reviews
Flexures provide quasilinear translation without stiction and friction, but flexure-based-translational motion is inherently arcuate.
Also, despite the lack of standardized color illustrations, collectors of the books on families of birds will enjoy this book as well, because the trogons and quetzals are an inherently interesting group.
For this reason we believe that larger unitary options that could be proposed for North Yorkshire are inherently unsuited to delivering good local services.
There is something inherently sick about seeking to profit from deceit.
But does the tale of the angelic-looking, inherently evil Alex and his droogs still have the same impact?
Journalism is inherently intrusive and invasive.
Tenderizing Meats Only approximately one quarter of the cuts from a beef carcass are inherently tender.
This assumption that of all the hues of God whiteness alone is inherently and obviously better than brownness or tan leads to curious acts; even the sweeter souls of the dominant world as they discourse with me on weather, weal, and woe are continually playing above their actual words an obligato of tune and tone, saying: DARKWATER
And you did have to say that "Homosexuality IS inherently disgusting to a lot of straight people ... more even than the way we generally use the word inherently, I mean it is REALLY inherent, in that it is positively biological, at the very core of psychology for some (not all) straight people. Notes From The Geek Show
Freud focused on a solipsistic conception of the mind, in which unconscious and inherently selfish primal drives (primarilly the sexual drive, or libido) were suppressed or sublimated by internal representations (cathexes) of parental figures; for Reich libido was a life-affirming force repressed by society directly ... Archive 2008-09-01
Kumbh is inherently, and fundamentally, spiritual; after all it is all about amrit…
Second, third-wave technology is as inherently democratic and decentralist as second-wave technology was authoritarian and centralist. Vermont and Secession, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
They saw these omnipresent portrayals as creating the perception in the United States that anything Arab was almost inherently bad or anti-American; therefore Arabs, Arab Americans, their speech, or their perspectives were easily dismissible and politically risky. A Country Called AMREEKA
But I'm so inherently Texan I love it all - the stickers, the spikes, the thorns, the burrs, the nettles, and the rocks.
Ever more marginal land including wetlands, heaths, and steep hillsides had to be brought into cultivation as the century progressed, much of it inherently unsuited to arable production.
Exploiting basic structural concepts of triangulation and curvilinearity in order to produce an inherently rigid, yet dynamic form, the light, ephemeral pavilion sits serenely above a small pool.
Not only does their floury heartiness inherently make them a comfort food, but they lend themselves to a variety of simple dishes and rarely require much hassle.

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