Sentence examples for nature characters from inspiring English sources

In a telephone interview on Wednesday, Ms. Taymor said she chose "Midsummer" as the theater's inaugural production because of the play's celebratory nature: Characters fall in love, reunite after spats and wed, and others put on a play themselves.

Both the subject matter of her photographs and the contents of her home and studio demonstrate an acquisitive appreciation for living nature, eccentric characters and salvaging the discarded.

This is a key to our understanding Monteverdi's probing investigation of human nature, character and desire by means of music.

The Mother Nature character was developed to be a "worthy opponent who is all-powerful and very much in control, more of a mother-in-law figure," Ms. Swanson said.

Allegations of the identification, within the framework of the bioethical regulations, of a specific recognised axiology shows, in abstracto, a total misunderstanding of the nature, character and the objectives of law.

The poor extraction could be explained on the bases that these solvents contain dominant non-polar nature character while methanol and ethanol both contain moderate polar to non-polar behavior which is more favorable to extract phenolics and flavonoids.

Consequently the bio-psychosocial model is adopted only partially with most attention given over to cognitive and behavioural factors - coping strategies, and commensurately less to social factors such as the nature, character and level of social support patients are able to access to assist in managing their chronic pain.

Facing an ultimately detached nature, the characters find solace in human solidarity.

Poetry, Wittgenstein is showing, does not play that kind of role in our lives, as the nature and character of our critical verbal interactions about it indicate.

"But will the nature and character of this place change?

But despite its carnivorous nature, its character is far from aggressive.