Sentence examples for nature mark from inspiring English sources

That's for the average person, of course maybe you're a big nature mark?

Russell's place is marked, and not unlike the way the other inhabitants of nature mark their spots, it's obvious if you know what to look for.

Being one with Dao does not describe any mystical union with a divine source or sacred power, but reflects a mode of being that accords with the assumed original nature marked by natural goodness and the absence of excessive desire.

"This autograph consists of the delicate lines or corrugations with which Nature marks the insides of the hands and the soles of the feet.

Velvet is drawn, in particular, to a mare with the unfortunate name of Fugly Girl, so called because of her scarred face and skittish, aggressive nature, marks of an earlier life of abuse.

The doctrine of signatures promoted their use in the treatment of liver disease: Paracelsus, the 13th century Swiss German philosopher, had stated "Nature marks each growth... according to its curative benefit".

For Koyré, the introduction of Platonic metaphysics, the mathematization of nature, marks a break with the Aristotelian Middle Ages.

The advance, reported in the 30 September issue of Nature, marks a key step toward developing practical high-energy particle accelerators that can fit into a room.

"The $1.5 million video system sullies music as much as electronic billboards in the mountains despoil nature," Mark Swed, the music critic of The Los Angeles Times, wrote in one of several reviews bemoaning the "unhealthy glow" at the bowl.

He was a man of infinite curiosity about human nature — a mark of a person who surely can never be boring.

Her early poems celebrate the simple joys of nature and mark the small and large events in the lives of French royalty.