Sentence examples for described nature from inspiring English sources

Clare said that Keats 'often described nature as she appeared to his fancies and not as he would have described her had he witnessed the things he described'.

Beethoven described nature in the Pastoral Symphony, Sibelius was terrified by it in Tapiola, but it took Xenakis for music to become nature.

In 1964, after both Einstein and Bohr had died, the Irish physicist John Bell did something they had failed to do; he found a way of testing experimentally which of their opposing viewpoints most accurately described nature, by laying out a mathematical theorem.

A clear understanding of the described nature of the problem is crucial for correct interpretation of the solution obtained for a particular problem.

The way of manipulating the electroosmotic flow is described (nature and concentration of the added surfactant, proportion of the organic modifier in the mobile phase, pH).

Cole would later use the success of the song to cancel the trio and pursue a solo recording career; he later described "Nature Boy" as one of his favorites among his recordings.

He describes nature more fully than his loved ones.

I love the particular and sometimes location-specific quality of such words describing nature.

London's ability to describe nature richly but plainly foreshadows Hemingway.

It's common, in describing nature, to describe oneself — to see, in the landscape, one's own "rough channels".

I find myself thinking that one way to describe nature is a realm where resolutions have no meaning.