Sentence examples for natural mode from inspiring English sources

Of course, that isn't Clinton's natural mode.

Comedy is perhaps a natural mode for aged authors.

So the natural mode can be influenced by externalities.

Thanks to the habit of poetry, metaphor is a natural mode of thought in Islamic culture.

Lagercrantz pulls a miserable face (his natural mode is, by the way, frantically smiley).

Modesty may not be Gladwell's natural mode, but nor is he arrogant in any unpleasant way.

Sattouf also joined the demonstrations of Parisian solidarity in the city, though expressions of patriotism are not his natural mode.

"Comeback Kid is 100% an R&B melody; it's Alexis's natural mode," says Derek. "She sings a lot.

She sounds credibly unsure, though the song's musical setting -- cowpoke bass line, pianistic rustle, brushwork on a snare -- so clearly reflects her natural mode.

The Russian state is notoriously inefficient at following through on the quotidian details of government administration; its more natural mode is building projects of tremendous scale.

Intimacy is Ray's natural mode — the silent passing of mood between husband and wife, the transient moments when some unexpected and awkward event falls into daily life.