Sentence examples for nature on which from inspiring English sources

The desire for it is rooted in our more enlightened, human nature rather than in the animal nature on which our socioeconomic order is fatefully based (see Darwin).

In "The Mooncalf" by Elisabeth Karlin, when a sulking 16-year-old blames her confusion and habitual rudeness on negligent upbringing, her dying mother replies, "You have a nature on which nurture will never stick".

Doesn't the creative imagination always require external help – from a deity or a muse as classical poets believed, or from the animating breeze exhaled by nature, on which romantic poets relied?

Because physics elucidates the simplest fundamental questions in nature on which there can be a consensus, it is hardly surprising that it has had a profound impact on other fields of science, on philosophy, on the worldview of the developed world, and, of course, on technology.

It has been determined that in those systems, where the von Mises stress in the coating, found in the vicinity of the interface, exceeds the threshold value of approximately 370 MPa, coating failure with spallation will take place, regardless of the substrate nature on which this coating has been deposited.

In this account, that aspect of human nature on which virtue is based is fairly straightforward.

"I suspect there is quite a lot going on in nature of which we are unaware".

Many psychiatrists advocate combinations of these approaches, the exact nature of which depend on the patient and his complaint.

During this potential range different oxide and spinels are formed, the nature of which depends on the type of alloy and the anodization potential.

The nest is concealed in vegetation, the nature of which depends on local availability.

This process is accompanied by withdrawal symptoms, the nature of which depends on the drug being stopped.