Sentence examples for natural affairs from inspiring English sources

The existence of such a mysterious common process may seem outlandish, but in the next section we will show how common concentration is in human and natural affairs.

The text tries to show that "as soon as government intervenes in natural affairs, it destroys all possibility of genuine happiness".

You would think that child's play is a spontaneous and natural affair.

Stories are told but there's no desperate attempt to chart Holiday's entire life and the result for much of the show is a far more natural affair, where character is revealed casually and tellingly.

The US, for example, is a federation founded on shared (and compulsory) optimism about human nature: the natural state of affairs is, as Donald Trump successfully reminds his followers, American greatness and any falling off from it can only be the result of evil conspiracy.

"All we're trying to do is to hold hiring practices to a certain standard and to hold the teaching to a certain standard, which would, by its very nature, lead to diversity, because diversity is a natural state of affairs," he told Duke Magazine at the time.

These concerns are often simply rejected as incoherent: critics argue that there is no good account for how natural states of affairs can have moral value, and that the concept of "nature" is too multifarious and vague to be deployed in moral argument anyway.

The natural state of affairs is for entropy to be produced by all processes.

Social democracy – its very foundations shaken by Trump – is not a natural state of affairs.

Yet beardedness, for many if not most men, is the natural state of affairs.

Part of this is the natural state of affairs when one candidate is up in the polls.