Use 'in itself' to focus on one thing, ignoring its relationships with others.

Isolation Emphasis

'In itself' does not mean something is complete or sufficient, just that it’s considered alone.

Not Absolute

Use it to show that something may not seem significant when seen alone.

'In itself' implies a neutral, unbiased look at something, no matter the surrounding context.

Often used in scholarly contexts to examine an element on its own merits.

Use it to correct or clarify a point by isolating one aspect.

Shows something is evidence of a quality or issue on its own.

Underlines a trait as fundamental or defining without considering other features.