Sentence examples for immediate natural from inspiring English sources

What makes it astonishing for a first book in a second language is the immediate, natural tone.

The scheme will restore Stonehenge's immediate natural surroundings by upgrading the Longbarrow roundabout, creating a new one north of it at the current junction of the A360 and A344 – and then restoring most of the latter to open land as it passes north of the stones.

For example, companies can get immediate, natural reactions to a new commercial from a targeted audience.

The discovery of the immediate, natural causes, Plutarch argues, is only the beginning of an investigation into the first and highest causes, which are intelligible (De primo frigido 948B-C; Donini 1986a, 210-211, Opsomer 1998, 215 6).

Drawing here on Hegel as emblematic of the entire tradition, Kierkegaard, in his book Fear and Trembling, argues that for philosophy my life becomes meaningful when I "raise myself to the universal" by bringing my immediate (natural) desires and inclinations under the moral law, which represents my "telos" or what I ought to be.

A high level of genetic diversity would determine the fitness of individuals and would affect the potential response of a population to immediate natural or artificial selection [ 45].

As Eva, Solveig Kringelborn sounds immediate and natural: hearing her is like having a bird warm in one's hand.

But when it was staged by a company of African-American actors in small Southern towns at the height of the civil-rights movement, the predominantly black audience felt an immediate and natural empathy for Beckett's tramps.

That immediate and natural love was enough for me to feel like a successful parent for the better part of the first two years of my son's life.

A book published by Nationalmuseum in 1992 on Carl Larsson claims that the most immediate and natural explanation for the ultimate rejection of the painting was the fact that time had rendered the painting unfashionable.

In this study, the initial planting occurred within disturbed but naturally recovering vegetation, in the immediate vicinity of natural or semi-natural environments.