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Sentences ending with inherent

Her antipathy to forms, he saw, was inherent. [9]

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I exhausted my wits, and very nearly my patience also, in efforts to convince both that the evils they charged on each other were inherent in the case, and could not be cured by giving either party a victory over the other. [7]
As the song went on, however, she felt the inherent suggestion in it, so that when she had finished it required all her strength to get up calmly, come among them again, and listen to their praises and thanks. [11]
It was a wealth that accepted tribute calmly, as of inherent right. [9]
In no previous war have the British given more striking proof of their inherent quality of doggedness. [9]
It forces us to ask: Is there in all republics this inherent and fatal weakness? [7]
Speaking generally, I think we may say that Haller's doctrine is the one now commonly received; namely, that the muscles contract in virtue of their own inherent endowments. [3]
The craft of the plains, the inherent instinct, the feeling which was more than eyesight became the only hope. [11]
In vain was the Governor besieged, entreated, threatened,--it was said; Mr. Trulease had informed protesters--so Colonel Varney gleefully reported--that he had "become fully convinced of the inherent justice of the measure. [9]
I had chosen the former title because of an inherent meaning in it relation to my subject. [11]
If he fails, that is a reason why he should convince his fellows that the failure was not inherent in himself, but in ill-luck or a misdirection of his powers. [4]
His heart belonged solely to Katterle, but towards Eva he obeyed the old trait inherent in his nature, and clung with the same loyalty hitherto evinced for his master to her whom he now regarded as his future mistress. [10]
The better, the shorter, the easier forms are constantly gaining the upper hand, and they owe their success to their own inherent virtue. [1]
He was now set to see what sort of match this intellect could play, when faced by the inherent contradictions present in all truths or the solutions of all problems. [11]
Twice had Dicky saved this Chief Eunuch's life from Ismail's anger, and once had he saved his fortune--not even from compassion, but out of his inherent love of justice. [11]
They do not recognize it as a power inherent in heroes and rulers, but as the resultant of a multiplicity of variously directed forces. [2]
The public would protect you not only in its own interests, but from an inherent sense of fair play. [9]
All his inherent prejudice, the hereditary predisposition of centuries, the ingrain hatred of atheism, were alive in him, hardening his mind against the man before him. [11]
It was the old Charley Steele, the Charley Steele of the court-room, who argued back humanity and the inherent rightness of things. [11]
Conscience--the old kind of conscience,--and nothing inherent in the deeds themselves, made the tragedy; conscience was superstition, the fear of the wrath of the gods: conscience was the wrath of the gods. [9]
Her feeling had not been the same about Mrs. Rindge: Mrs. Kame's actions savoured of deliberate choice, of an inherent and calculating wickedness. [9]
She was by nature the most brilliantly endowed woman he had ever met, the most naturally perceptive and artistic, albeit there was a touch of gorgeousness to the inherent artistry which time, training and experience would have chastened. [11]
In any case it was there, that inherent masterfulness, though not in its highest form. [11]
To this end it is indispensable that one great evil, which was inherent in the reconstruction measures and is still persisted in, shall be eliminated. [4]
He had no inherent greatness, no breadth of policy. [11]
Might not the inherent goodness of the dean be one thing, and his theology quite another? [9]
Is there something in the very nature of a crowd to bring out the inherent vulgarity of the best-bred people, so that some have doubted whether the highest civilization will tolerate these crushing and hilarious assemblies? [4]
It was extravagant in terms of affection, but somehow it fell short of the true thing, for its ardour was that of a mind preoccupied, and underneath all ran a current of inherent selfishness. [11]
Something welled up in her heart: it may have been love, it may have been inherent womanliness. [11]
Biographical historians and historians of separate nations understand this force as a power inherent in heroes and rulers. [2]
Loving literature, in his way, he was characteristically incapable of recognizing the literary instinct, and the symptoms of its early stages he mistook for inherent frivolity, for lack of respect for the truth; in brief, for original sin. [9]
Nothing could possess him wholly; nothing inherent could make him self-effacing. [11]
Before its occurrence, he had, in spite of an inherent common sense, felt a little uneasiness over the prospective meeting with the financier. [9]
We might perhaps find room for a Creator after all, as we do now, though we see a little brown seed grow till it sucks up the juices of half an acre of ground, apparently all by its own inherent power. [6]
This seclusion is due not to any inherent difficulty of travel, but to the fact that it lies a little out of the way. [4]
Creation perdu, is done; for woes inherent one can damn. [5]
But even if Crozier was a perjurer, justice demanded that his evidence should be weighed as truth from its own inherent probability and supported by surrounding facts. [11]
And you may be sure that if the plutocracy that now owns the country ever sees fit to take on the outward signs of an aristocracy--titles, and arms, and ancestors--it won't falter from any inherent question of its worth. [8]
His very unbending attitude aroused their inherent craving for rigidity in his profession; he was neither plastic, unctuous, nor subservient; his very homeliness, redeemed by the eyes and mouth, compelled their attention. [9]
It is indeed an energetic and inspiring assurance of the inherent power of truth and of the ultimate and universal triumph of justice, humanity, and freedom. [7]
He looked like an actor, he aroused in Edward Bumpus an inherent prejudice that condemned the stage. [9]
Is there in all republics this inherent weakness? [7]
He had the admirable ease and tact of a cultured man of the world, and the frankness and warmth of a hearty nature, which had, however, some inherent strain of melancholy. [11]
Yet when, with accumulated reproof on his tongue, M. Savry did come to the Manor Cartier, he felt the inherent supremacy of beauty, not the less commanding because it had not the refinement of the duchess or the margravine. [11]
His honour was a matter of tradition, such as it was, and in all else he had the inherent invalidity of some of his distant forebears. [11]
This was the "word," it must be, it was already exerting its spell, and the spell was to prove its inherent power in the near future. [10]

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