Sentence examples for hints of nature from inspiring English sources
And when they're joyous, they have a true in-love-with-life lift, with hints of nature blooming through.
In London, the fair occupies capacious tents in Regent's Park, which contributes such hints of nature as earthen smells and the occasional insect hatch.
Listening Matter is clearer and more melodic, but hints of nature seep in.
Its name is a tribute to the slaves who built the Capitol in its earliest incarnations, but the hall doesn't give a hint of the nature of liberty, the struggles needed to achieve it, or the magnificence of the accomplishment.
The names give some hint of the nature of the palaces: the Camphor Audience Hall, the Chamber of the Diadem, the Fragrant Audience Hall and the Silver Chamber.
The column continued in that vein, with broad hints of its satirical nature.
Another study, also published in the 12 May issue of Nature, hints that insulin triggers T cells' deadly response in humans too.
I guess that was an early hint at my appreciation of nature, and possibly of hoarding.
The radio images, published in the 28 October issue of Nature, hint that a sheath of twisted magnetic fields focuses the particle stream.
Yet, though Leibniz maintained frequently that the order and regularity of nature hinted at or pointed to a divine creative hand, and suggested that the existence of anything at all implied the existence of a necessary being (G 4: 106), he produced only one actual argument for the existence of God.
