Sentence examples for nature rises from inspiring English sources

In May, Daniel M. Donovan Jr., the special prosecutor named to investigate allegations about Mr. Lopez, announced that he would not face charges because "not every instance of unwanted conduct of a sexual nature rises to the level of a crime".

Julia had never seen this tale of nature rising to revenge itself on humankind.

"There is a certain enthusiasm in liberty, that makes human nature rise above itself, in acts of bravery and heroism .-Alexander heroism .-Alexander

Morally unbearable to see a human being reduced to a subjectless reflex system, to witness the vain revolt of organs against the body, nature rising against herself without for all that inventing a way, albeit diminished, to continue to live.

In the first half of Measure for Measure, three more or less virtuous people, who in very different ways distinguish themselves by their need to be good, or to be seen to be good, watch their secret natures rise to the surface, and assume the forms of lust, rage and fear.

I've noted before that the nature of rising inequality in America changed around 2000.

But markets do not think that the odds of an event of that nature have risen.

In the last few decades, quite a few sculptors and installation artists working with materials scavenged from nature have risen to the forefront of the international art world.

He's just like he is in the movies except without the pronounced limp, serial killer nature or rose petals on his face.

He also wrote a poem calling on Nature to rise up and protest: Is then no nook of English ground secure From rash assault?

Maybe it's human nature to rise to challenges, David Cone said before Orlando Hernandez hushed the Atlanta bats tonight in a 5-2 victory.