Sentence examples for completely unnatural from inspiring English sources

Sometimes using the prescriptively correct one can sound completely unnatural: "'Fewer than five items' - I mean really?

For Kentridge, becoming an artist was "a completely unnatural thing to do" — the natural thing, he says, would have been to study law.

As my colleagues Heather Timmons and Nikhila Gill reported on Tuesday, India's health minister, Ghulam Nabi Azad, told rural leaders during a conference this week about H.I.V. and AIDS that sex between two men is "completely unnatural and shouldn't happen".

NEW DELHI — Sex between two men is "completely unnatural," India's health minister told rural leaders during a conference this week about H.I.V. and AIDS, drawing outrage from gay rights activists and health care professionals.

"Unfortunately, there is this disease in the world and in this country where men are having sex with other men, which is completely unnatural and shouldn't happen, but it does," Ghulam Nabi Azad, the minister for health and family welfare said on late Monday in Delhi.

The mergers are "a completely unnatural way of development," says Mikhail Sadovsky, a physicist at RAS's Institute of Electrophysics in Ekaterinburg.

This feels totally unnatural.

Dr. Andrew Ellington, a professor of chemistry and biochemistry at the University of Texas, has used such forced evolution, completely substituting an unnatural amino acid for one of the 20 natural ones.

Written by Dr. Lisa Guenther, an associate professor at Vanderbilt University, the argument is essentially that it's not only unnatural to completely sever a person's social stimulation, but it's also dangerous, as it can lead to that person becoming "unhinged" and radically harmed.

Anything that looks fake or unnatural is completely un-preppy.

Are all desires, then, unnatural?