Sentence examples for natural turn from inspiring English sources

His frustration and rage are so coiled that his contract with the devil, a rescuer adorned in red spangled horns, seems a natural turn of events.

We are starting to see a natural turn toward substance, an interest in engagement with the world via architecture — and examinations of architecture's place in the world — that goes beyond daring structural innovation or crowd-pleasing surface effects.

"Max has a natural turn of speed and I think that is what people will see," said Carlin.

'What is', it is natural enough to say, is a fact, but this natural turn of phrase may well not require a full-blown metaphysics of facts.

Whether Moore's reasons for thinking that moral properties are not natural turn out to be good reasons, he succeeded in focusing the debate on the strictly ontological issue of identity.

Yesterdays selling pressure was a natural turn of the cycle of the market, in which sharp upturns are corrected when investors seize on the opportunity to realize short-term gains.

The aggressive campaign against the Taliban over the past year, and the killing of Osama bin Laden last month, provided the natural turning point.

"Natural" turns out to involve a surprising amount of makeup, and though Jeremy Corbyn probably isn't a regular reader of these features, he has reached the same conclusion about politics.

Of course, a skier can make different types of turns with any ski, but turn radius suggests the natural turning tendency of the ski on "auto-pilot," so to speak.

As grapes ripen, their natural acids turn to sugar.

We simply cannot stand by and let this natural disaster turn into a man-made catastrophe.