Sentence examples for nature grows from inspiring English sources
"Nature grows back," says Mr Brand.
Nature grows obsolete, all matter assumes duplicity, and the world peers out through its false-face grinning.
As Viktor's attempt to disguise Simone's nature grows more frenzied, Pacino, his hair standing on end, his eyes glaring, does some of his funniest work since "Dick Tracy".
Rilke goes on, "It is clear that we must trust what is difficult; everything alive trusts in it, everything in Nature grows and defends itself any way it can and is spontaneously itself, tries to be itself at all costs and against all opposition.
The company's process allows it to "grow" metal over the shape of a part or "the way Mother Nature grows trees" with rings encircling older parts, she explained.
Patman hones in on the ways nature grows through empty buildings via rainwater filling sinks, ivy pouring in through windows, or tiny saplings sprouting through the floor.
Our appearance and our nature grow ugly in their image.
But cities and nature grow differently than Wright hoped they would.
What started out as a desire to learn about nature grew into a special camaraderie and friendship.
Geir Jørgensen, high-north advisor to the Norwegian Society for the Conservation of Nature, grew up in Glomfjord and says the video is ridiculous.
Kaufmann, sensitive to every dynamic marking and nuance, held his top B flat (A sharp in the score) with a vigour which, unimaginably and against nature, grew louder and louder – and yet retained its ringing splendour.
