| One central question of moral philosophy has been to determine what things are intrinsically good for human beings. |
| But what they fail or seemingly don't want to take on board is the fact that hare coursing is an inherently and intrinsically cruel sport. |
| Its successful progression responds intrinsically, inherently, to the in situ conditions through which it arises. |
| There is something intrinsically fun at work in this squishy, demented thriller. |
| There is nothing intrinsically wrong with a movie having a political ax to grind. |
| This meant there were fewer people doing more, and working longer hours, in intrinsically insecure jobs from top floor to the shop floor. |
