Sentence examples for examination of nature from inspiring English sources

It is true that our analytical examination of nature is important, but only as part of a deeper, richer participatory engagement.

(Catsoulis) ★ 'LADY CHATTERLEY' (No rating, 168 minutes, in French) Translating D. H. Lawrence into French, Pascale Ferran has made a bracingly sexy, unfailingly insightful examination of nature, desire and the powerful connection between them.

(Scott) ★ 'LADY CHATTERLEY' (No rating, 168 minutes, in French) Translating D. H. Lawrence into French, Pascale Ferran has made a bracingly sexy, unfailingly insightful examination of nature, desire and the powerful connection between them.

Each details a particular life experience which lead to the poet's examination of nature and the role of poetry.

Finally, the idea that science worships anything as its 'God' is quite appalling, for it suggests that scientists are not engaged in a dispassionate examination of nature but are seeking to replace one religion with another.

It is also a celebration of French sensualism and an examination of the nature of consciousness.

It's also a surprisingly serious examination of the nature of faith.

Magic is associated with sexual desire in Alcina, Handel's great examination of the nature of pleasure and transience.

The 1723 edition included an examination of "The Nature of Society" and provoked a long controversy.

A disquieting examination of the nature of truth and the fallibility of memory: the more we see and hear, the less we seem to know.

In the investigation report issued this month, the board was faulted for reviews that "did not involve any meaningful examination of the nature or terms of the transactions".