Sentence examples for natural for some from inspiring English sources

End the whip and it would become more natural for some MPs of different parties to vote together, some against each other, purely on the merits of the policy.

Robert D. Blackwell Sr., a management consultant whose family contributed a few thousand dollars to Mr. Obama then, said that after the House race, it would have been natural for some supporters to hesitate.

Having spent the last week (yes, it really is only a week) sheltering from the fiercest of shot and shell from our enemies, it is perhaps only natural for some to believe that, if only we had done things better, it might have all turned out somehow different.

A television programme or a book tells us a good deal about the views of the director or the author, and it is natural for some episodes of The World at War to reflect, more visibly now than at the time, a broadly left-of-centre consensus among the programme-makers.

Some metaphors feel more natural for some sets of users, which is why there's such passionate attack and defense around the major operating systems.

She knows that it's it's "easy to look for other things," and this sort of search is "very natural for some, obviously not for all,".

Frequent and strong sexual desire and sexual thoughts are natural for normal for SOME PEOPLE in long-term relationships.

Start with something basic, and natural, for example, some mascara, a little eyeliner, and lip gloss.

Although most molecular ecology studies examining genetic variation have focused on natural forests, for some major tree species, natural forests are nearly extinct, and the remaining genetic resources are mainly planted forests.

If natural means, for some people, not original state, we don't eat anything at all that's natural, other than truly wild plants".

It's a natural fit for some games.