Sentence examples for instance of nature from inspiring English sources

On the next ramp 99 stuffed wolves stream toward the ceiling and hurl themselves at a glass wall; the work suggests another instance of nature running amok or perhaps mindless might aimed at an invisible enemy like terrorism.

Nightshift's symbol of the moon and its role as a celestial bystander is an instance of Nature playing the eavesdropper.

The divine essence cannot be divisible in the way that a creaturely common nature is, since then — given that there are three divine persons — there would be more than one God, more than one instance of a nature divided into many.

Only the Trinity, on this theory, is an instance of the divine nature, as the divine nature includes the property of being triune; beyond the Trinity "there are no other instances of the divine nature" (2003, 590).

For instance, the publishers of Nature, another high-profile subscription title that is considered Science's main competition, in 2011 launched Scientific Reports, an open-access title.

These supposedly basic facts thereby provide the requisite metaphysical foundation for his physical hypotheses: in other words, one proceeds from our "clear and distinct" knowledge of general metaphysical items, such as the nature of material substance and its modes, to derive particular conclusions on specific types of physical processes, for instance the laws of nature.

For instance, human exploitation of nature may be seen as a manifestation and extension of the oppression of women, in that it is the result of associating nature with the female, which had been already inferiorized and oppressed by the male-dominating culture.

"While instances of this nature are exceptionally rare, the RFU takes rugby's values of teamwork, respect, enjoyment, discipline and sportsmanship very seriously, and is determined to uphold them," said the RFU chief executive, Ian Ritchie.