Sentence examples for nature know how from inspiring English sources

Become one with nature, know how to tackle terrain, try jumping over walls, fences and across rough places (woods are a good place to run through).

What's more, whereas nature knows how to make thousands of different polymers and can make them the same length and shape every time, chemists have yet to master such fine control over their product line.

Apparently nature knows how to make organic conductors out of proteins, and we find that very surprising.

I want her to be comfortable in nature, to know how to build a stone wall with her hands, to delight at the first bud appearing on a fruit tree.

As Cudworth puts it, we cannot understand the book of nature unless we know how to read.

Though I'm still impatient by nature, I now know how to count to 10 and breathe before I react.

How can you be sad or depressed or anything when you get on a horse and you go riding around and you just take in all the nature and you know, how can you have a bad day?

Maybe she's into nature, and you know how to tell how tall a tree is? Go ahead and show her! Find a common parody.

Imitating Nature To make an organ, it helps to know how nature does it.

"It's tempting to say 'Let's do it how nature does it,' " he said, "but we don't know how nature does it.

Like any engaged Neoplatonist, Ibn Gabirol is first and foremost interested in understanding the nature and purpose of human being: we must understand what we are (our nature) so that we know how to live (our purpose).