Sentence examples for natural to return from inspiring English sources

When it came time to write Mr. McCain's speech accepting the Republican presidential nomination this summer, Mr. Salter said, it was only natural to return to "Faith of My Fathers".

"Many people were simply forced out of religion during communist times, so in a sense it was natural to return," says Liviu Andreescu, a scholar of church-state relations.

Given the crucial importance of the Prolegomena in this respect, it is natural to return to Kant's famous remarks in the Preface to that work, where, as we have seen, Kant says that "it was the remembrance of David Hume which, many years ago, first interrupted my dogmatic slumber and gave my investigations in the field of speculative philosophy a completely different direction".

It was natural to return when Evelyn died, but that first time back, I ran into our happy memories of being there together.

But if pine is replanted now, the ground will become too acidic for the natural state to return.

While not ignoring Kumaritashvili's death, NBC put the story firmly in its place, and found a natural spot to return to it somberly when the broken-hearted, seven-member Georgia delegation entered B.C. Place Stadium.

This will not sit comfortably with many Evertonians, but there is genuine and justifiable optimism surrounding Moyes's team for this season, though there is plenty of time for that to disintegrate and the natural order to return.

Yet Curzon was rejected not because of his personality but because, in the socioeconomic upheaval following the first world war, he was an anachronistic Disraelian whereas Baldwin seemed the natural choice to return Britain to an insular organic Little England.Moreover, the relevance of the ideological contexts of that era have re-emerged in other ways.

Is there some sort of natural inclination to return to old and familiar behavior when we experience stress?

The health benefits from Qigong and Tai Chi comes about both by supporting the body's natural tendency to return to balance and equilibrium and also gently yet profoundly creating strength, flexibility and balance in the muscles and joints through gentle flowing movements.

"It's natural for humans to return to the past, and that means we understand more about the future, but I'm really trying to live in the now.