Sentence examples for draw on nature from inspiring English sources

He never ceased to draw on nature.

Human appropriation of net primary production (HANPP) and the ecological footprint (EF) are two aggregate measures to assess human societies' draw on nature.

Fiction is a safer place for drawing on nature to illuminate the human condition, for it is generally understood as metaphor rather than recommendation.

The film was directed by Gregory LaCava, who knew Lombard personally and advised that she draw on her "eccentric nature" for the role.

UK sources refused to be drawn on the nature of any agreement reached between them, and cautioned that nothing has yet been decided.

Although he would not be drawn on the nature of the new information, Mr Knupfer said it was "reliable and high quality".

Speaking on Tuesday, White House counter-terrorism chief John Brennan would not be drawn on the nature of the operation to seize the device, instead describing the aim of the FBI investigation into the device.

Where is the 'change' in the way the public can experience these early days of Obama's era that might draw on the networked, collectivised nature of the victory?

One way forward would be to draw on alternative accounts of the nature of spacetime.

Trang Le: Two Lovers | The artist presents a series of paintings that draw on the combined influences of nature and personal experience.

Despite working in a politicised and typically male genre, Cheriel admits there is a femininity to her work, which draws strongly on nature and folklore with influences from punk and Hindu imagery.