Sentence examples for naturally refer from inspiring English sources

I naturally refer to "Wildman" Steve Brill, a naturalist who is a natural at taking people on nature walks, not just because he knows which mushrooms are good on pizza and which can kill you, but because for him, joking is second nature.

In this context it would naturally refer to comedy, and The Two Gentlemen may well have been in Chettle's mind when he wrote this in the latter months of 1592.

The crime-fighting sheep in Three Bags Full derive their particular genius from George the shepherd having read to them every evening - mostly romantic fiction featuring red-haired women called Pamela, a genre which the sheep naturally refer to as "Pamelas", a phrase clearly worth stealing for one's own.

We naturally refer to procedural, habit, and skill memories with the grammatical construction 'remembering how'.

The editors, naturally, refer to the chained CPI cuts, as well as reductions to Medicare, as the "most important" parts of the deal.

Despite a specific recruitment strategy in both countries, the lack of acknowledged clinical activity defined as preconceptional counselling, together with the absence of a routine setting which women planning pregnancy naturally refer to, the study cannot maintain the planned trend of recruitment.

Urging Mr Cameron to show more balance, Pakistan's prime minister, Yusuf Raza Gilani, naturally referred him to the ongoing misery in Indian-occupied Kashmir.

The licence fee itself was perfectly naturally referred to as a "subscription" in the early days, not so different from the £10 per month we might now pay for Netflix.

What individual justice most naturally refers to are moral issues having to do with goods or property.

It's the fact to which the belief answers, not the belief itself, to which the explanation of such actions naturally refers.

It naturally refers us to the S-curve method, so we can use the slope of the L-curve to select the regularization parameter.