Sentence examples for a singular natural from inspiring English sources
In contrast to this, Sauerlach Th1 shows a singular natural fracture set directed N-S to NNE-SSW.
Shifting analysis to insecurities of local populations, and to their narratives of trust in relationship to these broader concerns, has required an approach that is distinct from the usual focus on understandings of a singular natural hazard.
When we grieve over frogs' loss and the global degradation it suggests, we're also mourning a kind of strange, singular natural beauty.
A series of early releases on the Sub Rosa label – based only on singular natural sound sources such as stones and wind – has received praise from all over the world and provided inspiration for many "single-source" artists in their wake.
First the good news: Thanks to the long-time work of numerous Arizona groups and public officials, Salazar upheld a moratorium on a million-acre zone of uranium mining claims, assuring federal protection for Arizona's singular natural heritage: The Grand Canyon state.
Attributes selected were singular natural resources, scenic beauty, accessibility, tourism attraction capacity, and tourism use aptitude, which were represented by specific spatial criteria validated and weighted by experts.
Thoreau isn't against self-esteem (he admires a friend who has learned to "treat himself with ever increasing respect"); but his main task is to lose his esteem for society in which "trade curses everything it handles" and the singular natural resource of time is wasted in barren productivity.
The obvious route to an analogy between kind terms and singular direct reference is to focus not on natural kind predicates but on singular natural kind terms (cf. first paragraph of Section 3 above).
(One difference between Putnam and Kripke is that while Putnam tends to focus on the natural kind predicates, Kripke's arguments are centered primarily on the singular natural kind terms).
Since then John Masters has built up a singular reputation for quality, natural hair care products worldwide.
"Less" is perfectly natural with a singular count noun, as in "one less car" and "one less thing to worry about".
