Sentence examples for lost nature from inspiring English sources

In the eco-poetry of the future, we may, in the words of one eco-theorist, "have lost nature, but gained ecology".

Even a writer as steeped in nineteenth-century and early-modern literary solemnities as W. G. Sebald was moved to seed his lamentation-narratives of lost lives, lost nature, lost cityscapes with photographs.

"My work is not about nostalgia for a lost nature," Mr. Eliasson said.

Financial institutions were savagely criticized for these practices, the "heads I win, tails you lose" nature of Wall Street compensation.

All recent assessments of biodiversity at all scales tell us we are losing nature at accelerating rates.

We think of him vaguely as a nature poet, but his work was not about nature, it was about nature's effect on the soul of Man - and what happens to the soul when it loses nature's daily presence.

The losing nature of the trades, therefore, would have been obvious to market observers and regulators for quite some time and the losses would not have piled up opaquely".

And as the group started to trudge up the mountainside, Father Dan swept his hand past the huge trees dripping with moss and the buffaloes snorting clouds of mist and said, "This is what we are losing: nature".

We do not know ourselves because we have lost, are losing, nature.

Most important, Nature Speaks assesses what is gained and what is lost when nature's voice goes silent.

Nature always loses, because nature goes on for ever".