Sentence examples for eye nature from inspiring English sources

Why? What on earth is the point of writing a book if there's nothing in it of an 'away from the public eye' nature?

In the first part of the Profile, published in the issue of July 2 , 1955 Vishniac explained his fascination with things that cannot be seen with the naked eye: Nature, God, or whatever you want to call the creator of the universe comes through the microscope clearly and strongly….

This type of degradation is caused by the wide-angle (fish eye) nature of the optics used in endoscopes (although the strength of the distortion varies depending on the endoscope used).

But then as I lay back and closed my eyes, nature's metronome, a surf that came and went in a gorgeous rhythm that began millions of years ago, took over.

NEW HAVEN Sumner McKnight Crosby Jr. Gallery "Eye on Nature," group show.

The art of Benin took up that passion for metallurgy and eye for nature.

It reminded me of Melissa Harrison, with gorgeously understated prose and a keen eye for nature.

The implied contrast is that where Monet was a mere eye reflecting nature, Cézanne paints with his mind and his psyche.

It was on the porch of her childhood home in Thomasville, Ala., that little Kathryn Tucker was imbued with family history, strange tales and a keen eye for nature's quirks.

Why it's so special Blackmore (1825-1900), ofe of the most famous novelists of his generation, and with a fine eye for nature, may be considered to have done for the south-west what Sir Walter Scott did for the Highlands.

Some cases were reasonably clear: eye color — nature; memory for the names of U.S. Republican presidential candidates — nurture.