Sentence examples for nature leads from inspiring English sources

This emphasis on human nature leads Cockburn quite naturally into a fitness account of morality that predates Clarke's own view — human nature entails that certain actions are fit and appropriate for humans and certain are not.

Its idiosyncratic nature leads to some interesting results that I wouldn't necessarily predict.

But human nature leads to rebuilding flooded areas however risky that might be, rather than leaving them.

But the novel's more satirical nature leads us to see the supposed ordinary people of this novel as awful examples of humanity.

Not only that, but the "Tarzan story of man in a state of nature leads to a kingdom no less powerful than that of Milton's 'Paradise Lost.' " Evidently, one man's Cheetah is another man's Satan.

In the best traditions of the passionate, Janowicz's combustible nature leads him into exchanges he might otherwise regret, not least the inflamed outburst in Australia this year when he fried a line judge.

The adherence of Albert and Thomas to the Greek view of human nature led them to their conviction of the will's natural inclination toward the good.

The find is described in new research published in Nature, led by archeologist Christopher Henshilwood at the University of Bergen, who has been leading excavations at Blombos Cave since 1991.

The birds' vocal nature led to their characterization in Yoruba folklore as spies and sentinels.

21 study in the journal Nature led by researchers from Princeton University and the Chinese Academy of Sciences CASS) in Beijing.

James' adventurous and always curious nature led him to make many great trips around the world.