Sentence examples for nature life from inspiring English sources
Despite his self-described "naturally joyous" nature, life for Lowell at Elmwood was further complicated by his father becoming deaf in his old age, and the deteriorating mental state of his sister Rebecca, who sometimes went a week without speaking.
IN NATURE, life is poor, nasty, brutish and short.
Max and Lola aren't just suspicious by nature; life has taught them, harshly, to be so.
Dvořák: Nature, Life and Love is at Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, from 5-21 May.
Mostly, though, Peacock takes the reader on a journey that, however obscure or strange the link might be, is a graceful meditation on botany, nature, life and age.
Her work, which has been characterized as meditative and lyrical, is concerned with universal themes such as nature, life, death, and eternity.
It simply doesn't matter if torture is "effective" or not; to torture another human being is an intrinsically ill-conceived choice, striking at the most fundamental aspect of our nature, life-purpose, and spiritual well-being, both for the individuals directly involved and for the society that condones such behavior.
The Kellys aren't alone in their fascination for the back-to-nature life.
The theme of the novel, for me, was the provisional nature of life, and above all of parental life.
Like Mary Shelley, modern A-life researchers inquire into the essential nature of life: What is it?
Crace frequently asserts the random nature of life and death, the blindness of chance: "Life is.
