Sentence examples for natural acts from inspiring English sources

A police spokesman for Suffolk County said it appeared the fire, which consumed areas in Manorville and Ridge, "was not caused by natural acts of nature," though the department had not yet determined if arson was the cause.

One of the many ways these natural acts were simulated was through the use of a water tank, similar to one that Mr. Trumbull used on "Close Encounters".

"The kinds of things that cut across business units — or have no natural home in a business — are not natural acts for us.

Sociologist Theodore Zeldin once said of the French: 'Sexual relations are increasingly more natural acts; they have become in addition a means of self-discovery, the expression of an effort to make living a fuller experience.' Which is perhaps why infidelity is more rampant here - or less a reason for divorce, simply a life experience.

Natural acts of God aside, there's always trouble when it comes to getting in and out of this town.

It's both funny and remarkable how some of the most simple and natural acts we do each day are teeming in science.

It's a natural act of introduction to our culture".

Writing, for Nothomb, is a thoroughly natural act.

He might even have been editing himself, which is anything but a natural act for him.

And then there was William Shepherd MP: "Incest is a much more natural act than homosexuality".

The perfectly natural act of crying at a funeral became strange.