Sentence examples for expected nature from inspiring English sources

This strange, often beautiful, long-overdue show gives us, as expected, nature, cosmic consciousness and tons of Zen.

We never expected nature would make such gargantuan planets, and indeed maybe they aren't planets at all".

This study also showed that expected nature of community participation by interest groups varies from non-participation to one forms of the spontaneous participation.

Like Xerxes and Stern, Baxt could be singing a love song or an elegy for all of New York's London planes, and for a day two thousand years ago, or four hundred, or thirty, when we expected nature to rebound from thunder, lightning, and storms, when a king or a city spared the time to honor one beloved tree.

Sometimes the expected nature of warfare dictated the choice of horse; when a summons to war was sent out in England, in 1327, it expressly requested rounceys, for swift pursuit, rather than destriers.

This defined the expected nature of the temporal-difference error signal.

Eventually, I expect nature did most of it".

He said the intuitive way Mesolithic people adapted to their environment was "in contrast to our government in the 21st century who expect nature and our history to adapt to our needs to build a tunnel through this precious countryside".

The great irony is, unlike other natural disasters, we can readily protect our fire prone communities at a fraction of this cost, given that those who want to live close to nature expect nature to take her course.Eric S. Gottlieb Las Cruces, New Mexico.

The world's most brilliant person may be a speaker of Hmong or Nahuatl, but the road to fame leads through other languages.There is a "what else did you expect?" nature to the outsized role of Western languages in three Western-born products: the mass book-publishing industry, Wikipedia and Twitter.

Even someone who shares this desire may well question why we should expect nature to fulfill it.