Sentence examples for associate nature from inspiring English sources
Americans usually associate nature with natural resources and scenery.
It was brought to us in black and white on television (or the occasional colour film), with the help of people such as Armand and Michaela Denis and Jacques Cousteau (one grew to associate nature with funny foreign accents).
That nature has been depicted and celebrated by so much art, photography, poetry and other literature shows the strength with which many people associate nature and beauty.
On the negative side, urban youth associated nature with fear and danger; dirt, disgust, and discomfort; and physical endurance and challenge.
For instance, human exploitation of nature may be seen as a manifestation and extension of the oppression of women, in that it is the result of associating nature with the female, which had been already inferiorized and oppressed by the male-dominating culture.
Novel antibiotic strategies are also important in S t. aureus as the community associated nature of the drug-resistant strains raises the possibility of its rapid and widespread colonization in the milieu outside the hospital (Gardam 2000; Miller and Kaplan 2009).
Evil in The Lord of the Rings tends to be associated with machinery, whereas good is usually associated with nature.
Results show stakeholders value the natural ecosystem and experiential benefits associated with nature, but they also indicate values directly tied to their community.
Liquid and gaseous hydrocarbons are so intimately associated in nature that it has become customary to shorten the expression "petroleum and natural gas" to "petroleum" when referring to both.
Bacchus, the Greco-Roman god associated with nature, wine, and ecstasy, was installed in the Christian basilicas of Emesa (modern Ḥimṣ, Syria) and Epiphaneia (modern Ḥamāh, Syria).
