Sentence examples for invented nature from inspiring English sources

On the dining tables, and befitting the Museum, we created gorgeous nature studies that utilized magnifying glasses and an array of bell jars holding both actual, natural jewels like berries, feathers, and succulents to invented nature -- spiders created from recycled computer keys and webs from copper wire (also salvaged from computers), to name a few.

This is not to say there aren't any psychological side effects to abortion, but it speaks to the completely invented nature of the "science" these crisis centers preach.

As such, true crime stories go beyond the invented nature of even the best horror movies or most engrossing sci-fi tv shows because they show us what we're really capable of.

After dumping the skeeviest OxyContin traffickers in the book into a pond divebombed by pelicans, Serge offers another motto-worthy pronouncement: "I didn't invent nature.

Thoreau was a bit of a twit in many ways, but over two years in a wood beside Walden Pond in New England he invented "new nature writing", linking natural history with personal experience and cultural meaning – and very beautiful descriptive writing.

Using teleological language without teleological intent, he said, "Colors were invented by Nature to avoid the confusing effects of dispersion" (L 279).

In conclusion, the most complex and highly functional nanoscale systems have been invented by nature.

That's probably why nature invented leeks.

MR. LEWIS says he believes the Wasp Hound could be the first of a series of products that put to use what "nature invented first".

And it now seems that this is an instrument so nice, nature invented it twice.

Human eyes, fly eyes, and horseshoe crab eyes, to name a few, differ so greatly that it would seem nature invented eyes dozens of times across the animal kingdom.