Sentence examples for modern nature from inspiring English sources

I would love to place a man-sized insectocutor, lit with royal-blue, to burn up this clothes-moth and her like.' I had seen a reference in Modern Nature (a book which contained Derek's reflections on natural history as well as his own and was so well-constructed that a Belgian producer actually staged it in 1993) to a trip he made to Pakistan, and questioned him.

This assumption, too, is common in modern nature writing.

Criticism is mounting that American business schools have failed to understand the modern nature of globalisation.

He had little truck with the self-centredness of modern nature writers, but we are all in his debt.

They play five Modern Nature tracks – enough to deliver the message that hazy, soulful optimism is where their heads are.

Talking in Tones was the first track to be released from the band's acclaimed single Modern Nature.

The themes are old yet oddly modern in nature and will make viewers contemplate the film's messages.

Those texts were also full of natural philosophy and, hence, ecological insights, but the moderns blocked nature from their vision.

Saying the modern dragonfly is "nature's drone" is like saying the modern great white shark is "nature's Jaws".

Even 1932 — a date he cites in later versions — seems too modern for the nature of this flood.

But it also offers activities for modern tourists, including nature walks and a tour of the plantations.