Sentence examples for exploration nature from inspiring English sources

Outdoor discoveries, imaginary play, exploration, nature and science, big spaces that afford climbing, crouching, rolling, mixing, painting and building – all within a risk-assessed environment that allows children to be safe to do, rather than safe from doing.

His approach to image-making is, however, rooted less in documentation or science than in a personal, even philosophical exploration of nature.

Laughter is as inherent as sadness in this sometimes grotesque exploration of nature and the oneness of the dancer, the body and the universe.

Monday's ceremony also saw Elizabeth Kolbert's The Sixth Extinction win the non-fiction Pulitzer, cited by judges as "an exploration of nature that forces readers to consider the threat posed by human behaviour to a world of astonishing diversity".

I'd like to see us teaching more than a canon, a collection of facts, but why this is exciting, why is the exploration of nature one of the most wonderful ways to spend one's life.

But a vivid green on an organdy dress, a squishy green leather bag under the arm and a pattern of ivy leaves on the light dresses created an effective exploration of nature.

During its annual residency at the Joyce, the company presents three repertory programs plus three new pieces: "Lanterna Magica," an exploration of nature and mythology, by Michael Tracy; "Razor: Mirror," a meditation on safety and its antithesis; and "Darkness and Light," a collaboration with the imaginative puppeteer Basil Twist.

Exploration of nature's full potential (how many beneficial positions/beneficial substitutions of the target enzyme) to improve organic solvent resistance of enzymes by a systematic study was performed.

Not one to give up her femininity, however, there was also exploration of nature.

As part of this exploration of nature and the cosmos, Paterson became the first Artist in Residency in the UCL Astrophysics department.

The innate psychedelia of the human subconscious meets a ritualistic exploration of nature in British artist Henry Hudson's Sun City Tanning, on view at S|2, Sotheby's contemporary art gallery.