Meanings of inborn qualities in English

And to such acquired advantage Leopold Travers added the inborn qualities that please.

Literary accomplishments are much the same as inborn qualities, and inborn qualities as literary accomplishments.

Kih Tsz-shing once said, Give me the inborn qualities of a gentleman, and I want no more.

His gentleness and tenderness were inborn qualities.

Eugenics thus concerns itself with all influences that improve the inborn qualities of a race; also with those that develop them to the utmost advantage.

They ensure, in short, that the inborn qualities of the terrestrial tenantry shall become steadily better adapted to their homes and to their mutual needs.

Inborn qualities are ineradicable; they belong to the blood; they constitute individuality; they are independent, or nearly so, of time and habitat.