Sentence examples for naturalist idea from inspiring English sources

This is a naturalist idea: the world is, in its basic character, strange to us.

For nineteenth-century naturalists, the idea of nature still carried divine associations.

His ideas would transform the way naturalists thought about coloration.

In 1910, about a decade after the work of Gregor Mendel had been rediscovered, Morgan, who was active in trying to understand developmental processes, published a paper in American Naturalist rejecting Mendelian ideas broadly and the concept of genes more specifically.

1984--This series, made at the beginning of the 80s juxtaposes the sublimity of the natural world with the artifice of Naturalist drawing, and the idea of deciphering the nature of photography through photographing nature.

Some anatomists such as Robert Grant were influenced by Lamarck and Geoffroy, but most naturalists regarded their ideas of transmutation as a threat to divinely appointed social order.

There is no reason for naturalists to worry about the naturalistic credentials of the idea of evidence possessed.

Cucinelli, who was reared a Catholic but now describes himself as a "religious naturalist," came up with the idea for the sacred park five years ago.

At 15 he announced he wanted to be a naturalist like David Attenborough, having no idea that might require something more than a technical high school degree.

Described by the writer and naturalist Wallace Stegner as "the best idea we ever had", the parks are meant to instil not only a passion for the outdoors but also a spirit of co-operation in the long-term preservation of humanity.

The Muqaddimah also states in chapter 6: In his Akhlaq-i-Nasri, Tusi put forward a basic theory for the evolution of species almost 600 years before Charles Darwin, the English naturalist credited with advancing the idea, was born.