Sentence examples for nature description from inspiring English sources

It's meticulously plotted and persuasive and even has a nice line in nature description.

A chapter of nature description?" Turning to Zhivago's poems, I have to declare an interest.

This author, born in 1955 into a peasant family in northern China, sets a groaning table of brutal incident, magic realism, woman-worship, nature description, and far-flung metaphor.

In his 2005 review for The New Yorker of Mo's novel "Big Breasts and Wide Hips," John Updike was struck by the unique mix of "brutal incident, magic realism, nature description, and far-flung metaphor" in Mo's work, and by the wry, freewheeling forthrightness of the prose.

The meaningful sentences described neutral situations (e.g., weather, nature description etc).

Lawrence's famous nature descriptions are always grateful and attentive, and to read any biography of him is to understand how often this characteristic mood is the feeling of a convalescent restored to health.

If there is one indispensable theme about the big behemoth trucks, it is the nature and description of truck stops generally.

In a $142 million settlement over the fake account scandal, Wells Fargo tried to fashion such a broad release—"any and all claims and causes of action of every nature and description"—that it could conceivably have forced some overdraft victims to give up their suits.

I've shown that no matter how we describe natural selection as a process that takes place in nature such descriptions either reduce to the assumption of natural forces rather than supernatural forces behind natural selection, and not a theory of evolution in itself.

If we are careful to separate our religious and philosophical biases from scientific facts, then we allow science to function as a tool for investigating nature, providing descriptions and explanations of natural phenomena, generating a model of physical reality that has credibility within Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, and atheist circles.

His longest poem, on the Mosella (Moselle) River, has flashes of an almost Wordsworthian response to nature, with descriptions of the changing scenery as the river moves through the country.