It is not that pink is intrinsically bad, but it is such a tiny slice of the rainbow and, though it may celebrate girlhood in one way, it also repeatedly and firmly fuses girls' identity to appearance.
If it's in the morning and you know your audience is intrinsically very interested in the topic you're given, you can lengthen that to about 15 minutes.
I always tell people that of all the things in nature that we can measure, the one that we can measure with the highest precision is the one that we know intrinsically the least about.
And a lot of countries are saying actually this biodiversity is located within our countries and it's intrinsically linked to the culture and lifestyles of a lot of our indigenous peoples and local communities.
Sometimes it's environmental, sometimes it's just intrinsically how you are made up genetically, how you interpret the world, how you express yourself, how you see things, how you interact with people.
Not that he himself saw anything intrinsically objectionable in people talking about the remote past; that was one of those hypnop.dic prejudices he had (so he imagined) completely got rid of.
His death and resurrection became intrinsically tied to the flooding of the Nile and plants blooming, and from his cycle of rebirth Osiris became more than a mere god King.
On the other hand, intrinsically pleasurable activities are much easier to focus on because, again, there is little to know uncertainty about the pleasure that they will bring.
For example, people more often report finding flow when doing things they find intrinsically motivating, meaning activities they find purpose, meaning, or enjoyment in.