Sentence examples for equal nature from inspiring English sources

"Does Creation Equal Nature?

A puppet that merely imitates nature inevitably fails to equal nature; the puppet only justifies itself when it adds something to nature by selection, by elimination, or by caricature.

The law defines the rather nebulous concept as "spreading information aimed at forming non- traditional sexual behaviour among children, suggesting this behaviour is attractive, and making a false statement about the socially equal nature of traditional and non-traditional relationships".

The document now states that "propaganda" of gay relationships includes, "spreading information aimed at forming non- traditional sexual behaviour among children, suggesting this behaviour is attractive and making a false statement about the socially equal nature of traditional and non-traditional relationships".

Even more, the direction of effects on the model output remains the same independently of the considered corporate activity due to the equal nature of their underlying functions.

If duty were grounded in feeling, it would seem that morality would bind some people (e.g., the tender-hearted) more strongly than others, contrary to the universal, equal nature of moral obligation.

One solution to the separate-and-not-equal nature of Puerto Rican citizenship might be for Puerto Ricans to be granted the full rights enjoyed by other U.S. citizens.

I went to Williamstown last August, in the final days of the festival, for a weekend of equal parts nature and culture.

If the village and the nearby castle are places of inequality – and Giselle is, above all, a tale of brutal social inequality– the forest is a place of reckoning, where all are equal before nature.

The Categories/Tags are equal in nature, but a Category provides a recursive format that the Tags do not.

Stop making the false equivocation that Hope Solo must be shunned exactly as Ray Rice has as if all domestic violence is equal in nature and one size fits all.