Sentence examples for nature of everything from inspiring English sources

And despite the cataclysmic nature of everything, the film somehow maintains a winning and indomitable cheerfulness.

Perhaps it comes from his acceptance of the ephemeral nature of everything.

"Being able to perceive the true nature of everything instantly is actually awful," he told the psychiatrist.

About staring down what one character in "Rant" calls "the fake... nature of everything," and exposing our collective split jugular.

It makes you want to weep at the double nature of everything in life: Does it take a monster to preserve such intimacy and innocence?

It was in fact the ordinary nature of everything preceding the event that prevented me from truly believing it had happened, absorbing it, incorporating it, getting past it.

"It's true that in Michel's film there is an encroaching of nature on everything; the disease is taking over her body.

"That's just the nature of where everything is right now".

It also has an eminently topical theme, given the computer-generated nature of almost everything, the regular advances in science and medicine, the constant refinements in digital imaging and the arrival of the genome era.

That misalignment, in her view, is largely due to a core tension in contemporary Western culture: we are "bent on living forever, but committed to the disposable nature of absolutely everything else," which has left us ill at ease with the realities of physical existence and without the rituals that used to lead us through loss.

In fact, philosophers of science have pointed out that this aspect of the nature of science that everything can always be questioned and reexamined is essential for scientific revolutions and paradigm shifts in human scientific thought (Kuhn, 1962).