The phrase "able nature" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning
It could be used in contexts discussing the inherent capabilities or qualities of something, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The able nature of the team allowed them to adapt quickly to changing circumstances."
Alternatives: "capable essence" or "competent character."
Durning is a tremendous dancer; a compact woman, she's like a force of nature, able to consume a lot of space.
"Our goal is to preserve the taiga and to create strictly protected areas in which humans will not be able to destroy nature.
Descartes also investigated reports of esoteric knowledge, such as the claims of the practitioners of theosophy to be able to command nature.
Able to defeat nature by growing oranges and lemons where none should exist at all, such people were plainly blessed — and thus deserved the nod from above and all their glittering prizes.
But for fans of the original Swedish films, Ms. Rapace (pronounced Ra-PAHSS) will forever embody Lisbeth Salander, Larsson's avenging angel: razor sharp and tough as tungsten, a tiny freak of nature able to bring a man twice her size to his knees.
One of the show's most valuable lessons is that the art of dynastic Egypt was able to suspend nature in such perfect stasis in part because the art of early Egypt devised so many lively ways to distill and abbreviate it or to precisely depict it.
Humans wise and foolish clearly have a remarkable talent for deceiving themselves and others — sometimes with dollar signs glinting in their eyes, but sometimes with only the conviction that a smart, self-confident person armed with the right potion should be able to reconfigure nature.
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"I was able to appreciate nature much better when I did not have a vehicle than when I [did]," Adi Ven, who lives in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan, writes.
The unraveling of the human-induced climate-change crisis has put to the forth the ability of human-beings to impact the planet as a whole, but the discourse of politics has also emphasized the ability of the human race to adapt and counterweigh the environmental change, in turn increasing the public expectation that one should be able to control nature and its affects.
Through his paintings, Xin is able to use nature to communicate emotion as well as texture.
