Sentence examples for naturally built from inspiring English sources
It's sort of naturally built into a whole thing".
Excuses are naturally built into this toxic cycle.
The musical's changes in tone add variety, and a squirmy tension is naturally built into the situation.
The performer can become removed from the traditions he has naturally built up with his own audience; in some cases, the process reduces him, shrinks his meaning.
There are some shows that are naturally built for the long haul and openly invite series after series of new characters and plots.
The opera world was abuzz with the story for weeks, and anticipation naturally built for Mr. Filianoti's appearance on Saturday in the Met's first "Rigoletto" of the season, a revival of Otto Schenk's 1989 production.
Corney and du Plessis (2010) refer to this as strengths-based natural mentoring or peer mentoring, which uses the supportive networks young people naturally build in their work contexts.
As economies develop they naturally build a bigger stock of financial assets, including debt.
When the wetlands are disconnected from the rivers the land no longer naturally builds up with sea level rise.
The bugs naturally build a home out of sticks and leaves, with Roofer Bugs working together to cover every space in protective green, and Carpenter Bugs busy in the workshop sawing twigs with oversize serrated proboscises.
Baden Powell School, Hackney, London: a forest school within the school – a place to learn, enable positive, safe risk taking and naturally build resilience to problems and day-to-day stresses.
