But, during the course of the 17th century, it came to be felt that Shakespeare was an outstandingly "natural" writer, whose intellectual background was of comparatively little significance: "he was naturally learn'd; he needed not the spectacles of books to read nature," wrote John Dryden in 1668.
Guan, naturally, learns from the old Master and replicates the shape of the shot, the young lad's effort going to two feet.
Watching the characters figure out how to negotiate the implications of living on the Hellmouth, we become aware of how teenagers naturally learn to negotiate the puzzling and infuriating obstacles constantly dropping in their path.
Lightning is preparing to race two fierce rivals at the gigantic meeting in Los Angeles, but on the way there finds himself marooned in a tiny, sleepy little town called Radiator Springs, populated by hick cars with various wacky voices, and naturally learns life lessons about how smalltown values are best.
Beluga whales and dolphins also naturally learn hundreds of new vocalizations throughout their lives.
This is a big one, kids naturally learn better while having fun.
It's a given fact that kids naturally learn and grow smarter without our unnatural intervention.
She wrote that in due course, the mind naturally learns to maintain focus on God almost effortlessly.
As infants, we simply, naturally learn something we haven't ever done before -- which is to speak.
