Sentence examples for doing something unnatural from inspiring English sources
They suggest that the literary artist, like the animal performer, is doing something unnatural, almost unseemly.
He "touched" those 1.7 million files to show that he could: that the N.S.A.'s pretensions to secrecy were an arbitrary mechanism doing something unnatural and therefore could be circumvented.
But then we began doing something unnatural, albeit miraculous, starting with a vaccine against smallpox, which had annually knocked us back by the millions.
He has to enforce discipline and make his team of paying customers realise the dangers of doing something so unnatural as scaling Everest: "Human beings aren't built to function at the cruising altitude of a 747".
The good news is people want to be insured, so you're not doing something that is an unnatural act.
Yes, gay sex involves negotiation, doing something that might seem unnatural the first time around, and no small amount of pain.
In society's view, Wright was merely misbehaving, while Mrs. Cheney was doing something far more shocking: acting like an unnatural mother.
If you feel adventurous, try doing something really crazy with your hair, like dyeing it an unnatural colour, spiking it, or shaving part of it off.
"When lecturing to my class one security researcher described the mentality: 'You have to, like, have an innate understanding that [a security measure is] arbitrary, it's an arbitrary mechanism that does something that's unnatural and therefore can be circumvented in all likelihood,' " she writes.
They weren't expecting us to do something that was unnatural for us".
