Sentence examples for Return to natural from inspiring English sources

Anchoring Pound's influence was a perception that The Pisan Cantos were confessions wrung out of a repentant fascist by a dark night of the soul and the healing force of nature: spontaneous utterance and an apparent return to natural simplicity had given Pound's words a special authenticity, an immediacy that was hailed as the ne plus ultra of poetic modernism.

The wolf represents a return to natural life.

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A radical return to natural environments in public architecture is proposed.

If the houses there are demolished, the area would return to natural marshlands, which help protect inland areas.

It is reported that many land areas were abandoned, resulting in a return to natural forests and pastures.

Now that prices have calmed down and returned to natural levels, they are coming back with a vengeance".

Plus, as he said in the book, many carpetmakers these days are returning to natural dyes, using that as a selling point.

As interest in protein protein interactions and other previously-undruggable targets increases, medicinal chemists are returning to natural products for design inspiration toward molecules that transcend the paradigm of small molecule drugs.

Ludovico developed an important academy that sought to correct what he considered the distortions of the prevailing Mannerist style by returning to natural forms and the heritage of the great Italian masters like Correggio, Veronese and Titian.

QPR ripped up their pitch and returned to natural grass in 1988 and English football's experiment ended on 18 May 1994, when Preston played Torquay United in the Third Division play-offs semi-final.