Sentence examples for natural itself from inspiring English sources

The extra step — between raw and prepared — also makes sushi somehow more Japanese, a reflection of the view that with food, as Donald Richie wrote, "the emphasis is on a presentation of the natural rather the natural itself".

"We are a colony beset with Monstrosity," Mr. Kidney writes in a whining letter to the bishop of Sydney, "so inured to the Unnatural that the Natural itself seems wondrous and terrible".

The shallow depth means that natural gas itself can seep upward naturally through the rock, and perhaps into aquifers.

The idea of balance is natural in itself, in the context of complexes, and is also naturally extensible to signaling and transcriptional networks where there are often clearly opposed actors (i.e. a protein kinase "versus" a phosphatase [ 6]).

It is planned human responses, as much as the natural event itself, that produces the disaster.

Directional selection leads to evolution, but natural selection itself doesn't necessarily lead to evolution.

I'm talking, of course, about the natural world itself when it was in good working order.

The idea of natural selection itself began as a just-so story, more than two millennia before Darwin.

Mr. Grashow noted that natural light itself will change the piece, but seemed resigned to his lack of control.

But then to prove this Creator, he had to assume the prior validity of the natural light itself.

"Natural selection itself," he proclaims, "has likely endowed each of us with a desire to see others (and therefore our society) do well rather than fail".