Sentence examples for natural powers from inspiring English sources
This certainly involves a creative engagement with nature, seeking to work with those natural powers whose working gives us joy, as St Augustine says, in order to enhance human liberty and well-being.
Turner's imagination sets this dawn of a new world against awe-inspiring natural powers that dramatise the profundity of Apollo's triumph.
Prized for his ingenuity and natural powers of persuasion, Lim becomes the protégé of elderly textile magnate Tiger Tan, whose business activities provide a front for the squads of communist guerrillas camped in the mountains to resist the Japanese occupation.
Icelanders began to harness their natural powers into the 1940s, but was still getting 75% of it energy from coal until the oil crisis of the 1970s forced it to change its energy policy.
Instead of "faith," such concepts as revelation, authority, or tradition could be (and, indeed, have been) cited; and "reason," though unambiguously meant to designate the natural powers of human cognition, could also be granted (and, in fact, has been granted) very different meanings.
Now we think training is good, but drugs, which were widely accepted back then (in the 1930s the Wolves manager Frank Buckley boasted about giving monkey glands to his players, in order to enhance their "natural" powers), are seen as bad.
But Rooney's natural power is as a psychological portraitist.
The breakdown of the Arab order has upended natural power relations.
She is getting to the ball early, which allows her to use her natural power.
But Kvitova, with more natural power and the bigger serve, is better on grass.
