Sentence examples for lone nature from inspiring English sources
It was not a conventional education; he was miserable at school and escaped on lone nature treks, but had an understanding headmaster who treated his unusual behaviour with a serious respect.
The report — titled "The Age of the Wolf," in reference to the lone nature of most attacks — surveyed violence carried out between April 1, 2009, and February 1 , 2015 for a total of 63 victims of terrorism — ranging from migrants, to abortion providers, to FBI agents, to the victims of the Fort Hood shooting.
By their nature, lone-wolf attacks are hard to stop, Obama pointed out, and he praised the law-enforcement and intelligence efforts that go into preventing them.
A lone wolf who favors nature, he turned his sights skyward with drawings of our heavens.
But if the nature of lone wolf attacks has been a challenge for authorities, officials have also neglected domestic terrorism, the report alleges.
The cheese, produced on a lone farm on Zasavica, a nature reserve west of Belgrade, had already made a small splash for its exorbitant price.
Other lots likewise found takers thanks to lone bidders, highlighting the elusive nature of assigning financial value to even well known artists.
Noah had just turned 23 and he never came close to winning another Grand Slam title, but the nature of that lone victory was enough to secure him a permanent place in the French cultural firmament.
Ms. Eastman's subjects, which range from fashion models to eagle's nests, lone wolves and Bambi-like deer, alternate nature with culture, urban with wild, but tend to conjure one kind of romance or another.
What separates the badass from the rest of the pack is their maverick nature; a badass is the lone wolf who gets expelled from the pack for being too awesome, and who succeeds even more in the face of failure.
