Sentence examples for nature man from inspiring English sources

"By nature, man is a rebel," Lindner wrote.

"Sister Moon is about being in love with nature, man.

Nature, man and woman — one crueler than the next, and cruelest of all was fate.

Among other works are a volume of Gifford Lectures, Nature, Man, and God (1934), Christianity and Social Order (1942), and The Church Looks Forward (1944).

Rarely does anyone question the tragic view of human nature: man is aggressive, violence is a fact and some wars are necessary.

For adult male citizens, on the other hand, politics was a necessary expression of their nature: "Man is by nature a political animal".

A tribute to Dutch art, Dutch domesticity and their frequent union, this luminous work brings nature, man-made reality and the camera into a perfect, mutually illuminating balance.

Lib Dems are, by their nature, men and women who wear their consciences as martyrs' crowns.

There is no evidence for the occurrence of superhydrophobic surfaces in anorganic nature (man-made technical products are excluded).

Just as it happens in nature, man-made lignocellulosic biomass such as corn stover and sugar cane bagasse that pile up alongside bio refineries and could be broken down enzymatically (Amorim et al. 2011; Lal 2005).

This makes it easy for visitors to check the top spots off their must-see lists without leaving Tokyo, a sprawling city encompassing nearly every important aspect of Japanese life (except nature; "man-made" is the buzzword here).