Sentence examples for nature built from inspiring English sources

If camp is the love of the unnatural, dyke camp is the love of the ultra-natural, of nature built up and reclaimed, of clothes that could be extensions of the body, of desire made obsessive, of lesbian gestures or mannerisms maximised by a thousand".

"It's like Mother Nature built a thousand-foot wall between the two protein states," Dr. Kelly said.

Picture most of our houses and apartment buildings today — full of sharp angles, lighted by bulbs and colors one doesn't find in nature, built from plywood, linoleum, iron, cement and glass.

Citing the cooperation that exists among apes, Mr. Conniff writes that "nature built us to be nice," yet he is quick to point out that in any group of monkeys, the aforementioned hierarchies are clear, and that apes constantly battle for status.

The railway is a Soviet triumph of man over nature, built in an inhospitable land of extreme winter cold and mosquito-cloud filled summers.

He's correct, nature built flimsy floodwalls.

"To differentiate the natural product, really you've got to get the advantages that nature builds in," he added.

These are the materials that nature builds with.

Understanding how spheres relate helps to understand how nature builds".

Nature builds community bonds Levels of neurochemicals and hormones associated with social bonding are elevated during animal-human interactions.

Researchers have now gained what seems to be a major insight into how nature builds brains of such different capabilities.