Sentence examples for fine nature from inspiring English sources

This is likely due to the very fine nature of the soils and the low rainfall amounts applied.

Sherrill's portrait of the fauna and flora of this lost world make "Dog Man" a rich compendium of fine nature writing.

Workability is improved by increasing Water/Cement ratio; it also relies on fine nature and dosing when W/C ratio is fixed.

The TEM image and electron diffraction pattern of the titania (T) membrane powder in Figure?11a,b show agglomerates of the nano-grains with a size ranging between 55 and 108?nm indicating the fine nature of the powder.

The grains are agglomerated and arranged in a manner preserving the previous structure of the polymer, as demonstrated in Figure?10a, with a size ranging between 7 and 125 nm indicating the very fine nature of the powder.

While ultra-fine nature of the guest CdS, ultra-thin nature of the host niobate nanosheets and close junction between the host and guest components facilitated charge transfer between components.

It's na? to believe that art always appeals to our good side or our finer nature.

But for his victims, who are wary of such assertions about Mr. McVeigh's finer nature, there was still no apology from him.

No one in the Republican Party can possibly believe that Trump is a better person, a man of finer nature, than the ordinary American voter.

And just in case you think these are the subjective and maudlin mumblings of a nostalgic naturalist, an amalgam of our finest nature conservation bodies this week published a report entitled State of Nature.

Joe McGinniss once observed that the American voter "defends passionately the illusion that the men he chooses to lead him are of a finer nature than he" and that "it has been traditional that the successful politician honor this illusion".