Sentence examples for naturally together from inspiring English sources

Very often an algebraic structure and a topology come naturally together; this is the case when they are both determined by the nature of the elements of the set considered (a group of transformations is a typical example).

This may be insensitive to the Christian value system, but to me, sex workers and Aids policy do go very naturally together.

Not only does it mean that the two sides do not work naturally together on day-to-day matters of maintenance, or on longer-term issues of investment.

"People have long memories for this kind of thing", says Ben Bradshaw, a (gay) Labour minister.Yet some argue that Conservatives and gays fit naturally together.

With each change Ms. Dubey slightly accelerates the pace so that each flashback gives added emotional punch to what follows, and the entire story moves as a single piece of narration in which past and present exist naturally together.

When our own fertility treatment finally failed, Michael said, "There will always be a part of us that wishes that we had met when we were younger and could have had children naturally together".

The two of us naturally gravitated together and found ourselves bringing up the rear.

Since then trade unions and communities have not naturally come together to campaign against racism.

We naturally sat together and I mentioned that I was a journalist.

These two carefully coordinated plans are different, but they naturally fit together.

It seemed those three words – book, debut, young – naturally went together, like three-legged race, or ready, steady, go.