Sentence examples for moving nature from inspiring English sources

The accounts of hunting trips with her father contain some vivid and quite moving nature writing and she makes some good points about the blandness of industrialised meat.

In addition to the two mentioned problems, another problem that emerges due to the moving nature of a target is the uncertainty that exists in the target image.

The fallout, the unintended consequences, of urban planning for cars rather than for people changes the most fundamental aspects of what it means to be a person in community, as well as moving Nature's needle faster than the species we care about would like.

I guess the reason (if not excuse) is the fast moving nature of 'Live-updates'.

With the fast moving nature of the dynamic and realtime web "sometimes a pause is necessary", say the site's makers.

"It's there for a moment and gone the next, I'm just moving nature around," he says of his art.

In our technologically advanced, forward moving society, nature and technology often times seem to be in conflict with one another.

In 2008 he moved to Nature, where he served as Senior Editor covering ecology and evolution, before becoming Chief Editor of Nature Ecology & Evolution in 2016.

First, how caterpillars move in nature is investigated and analyzed systematically.

The metaphor describes a life in which one moves from nature and conventional society to the sacred realm.

Making use of her background in human evolutionary studies, palaeoanthropology and human ecology, she moved to Nature Ecology and Evolution in July 2016.