Sentence examples for idea of nature from inspiring English sources
Evidence of neither the idea of nature nor the experience of a purely natural realm is found among primitive people, who inhabit a wonderworld charged with the sacred power (or mana), spirits, and deities.
Candolle originated the idea of "Nature's war", which influenced Charles Darwin and the principle of natural selection.
The idea of the outer or relative purposiveness of one natural thing for another, which is made possible by the idea of a natural purpose, in turn makes possible the idea of nature as a system of purposes, where everything in nature is teleologically connected to everything else through relations of outer purposiveness.
More important, however, he extended to the living world the idea of nature as a system of matter in motion governed by natural laws.
But then, my idea of nature is a terrific sunset.
The remedies invoke an idea of nature as essentially friendly, or at least potentially helpful.
But Chris Huels, senior product manager at Bausch & Lomb, said Biotrue was not claiming to be a "green product," but rather identifying this segment of consumers as "having an affinity" for the lens solution because they like the idea of nature-inspired products.
Previously – Lifetime's Atsassinathen of Malcolm X.
(The erotic undercurrent surrounding ideas of nature and camp life in those days is wonderfully evoked in George Prochnik's recent book, "Putnam Camp").
The borders of the garden represent a transition from wild or domesticated spaces, to this third space, which reveals our ideas of nature and of ourselves, combined in a single display.
