“Yes, to savour to the full the sheer inherence of things, so pure and gentle is it.”

“The transformation of the mind through the inherence of a form is not necessarily the same as the mind's possession of a concept.”

“At the same time, he underlined the frame's evident inherence in the language of photographic pictures.”

“This inhesion may be imagined in many ways, but two major modes of imagining it come to mind from Tillich's pages.”

“It is one thing to explain the belief in the identity of material objects by reference to the mind without raising the question of the inhesion of matter.”

“By using a classical coprecipitation method and a facile ligand exchange route, these peptide-Fe3O4 nanoparticles were prepared with inexpensive inhesion.”