Sentence examples for interpreters of nature from inspiring English sources
The other change was in taste, away from the conviction that painters were literal interpreters of nature.
"One who seeks the true causes of miracles, and is eager, like an educated man, to understand natural things, not to wonder at them, like a fool, is generally considered and denounced as an impious heretic by those whom the people honor as interpreters of nature and the Gods.
It was a time when classical music, and the arts in general, aspired to provide guidance and energy to communities nationwide; in the case of Bethlehem, it was according to the University's holistic motto, "Homo Minister et Interpres Naturae," which translates loosely to "Woman and Man, servants and interpreters of nature". The performance was one of integrity, movement, passion and weight.
For sensitive interpreters of phenomena, the ultimate intelligibility of nature has seemed to demand some rational guiding spirit.
The first author conducted all the interviews and briefed the interpreters about the nature of the task before starting every interview.
Libertarian interpreters of Locke tend to downplay duties of type 1 and 2. Locke presents a more extensive list in his earlier, and unpublished in his lifetime, Essays on the Law of Nature.
Second, this Article argues that contrary to a recent, influential wave of scholarship the fictional nature of legislative intent leaves interpreters of legislation with little reason to care about the fine details of legislative process.
