in and of itself

The money might not be important in and of itself.

That fact in and of itself should tell us something.

Actually, |ikmeliness is a good thing, in and of itself.

An act, in and of itself, was no longer always enough.

They all fit, which was something in and of itself.

That wouldn't have made the difference, not in and of itself.

Military spending in and of itself doesn't really tell us much.

Again, I'm not saying any- thing that means anything in and of itself.

Throughout her life, she'd always felt that information was good in and of itself.

But that, in and of itself, doesn't deal with the problem.

Advanced age in and of itself can be a reason.

It could only be true if education in and of itself caused good health.

Some see the fact that it is a program which can be turned on an off as a problem in and of itself.

There's nothing wrong with this vision in and of itself.

"Planning like that is in and of itself very serious."

Our success is not about a rating in and of itself.

This in and of itself is not necessarily a problem, either.

"Security in and of itself is not going to be perfect," he said.

But knowing knowledge in and of itself was never a crime.

In and of itself, the movie did not have much impact on the German public.

"That in and of itself is a support system, even if you don't get together once a month to discuss what you've all been doing."

Giving parents that option is not, in and of itself, a bad idea.

Ambition is not in and of itself good or bad.

That's the very first time anyone has ever just thought that what I did was worth it, in and of itself.

He didn't love money, in and of itself, not enough to follow its lights.