Sentence examples for nature seeking from inspiring English sources

This certainly involves a creative engagement with nature, seeking to work with those natural powers whose working gives us joy, as St Augustine says, in order to enhance human liberty and well-being.

His first ads have been largely biographical in nature, seeking to introduce Mr. Perry and his record to voters in Iowa and elsewhere.

Five years ago, the American scientist Steven Pinker wrote a book The Better Angels of Our Nature, seeking to compute the gains and losses of humankind over recent centuries.

In the book Dr. Wolfram argues that the ability of such a simple system to engage in complicated-looking behavior means that scientists have underestimated nature, seeking complex reasons where simple ones will do.

After colonization, the unique beauty of Boat Harbour was not lost amongst the nature seeking and sun-loving crowd.

It can take different forms, and you can make up your own one, but generally it means some time alone, often in nature, seeking out deeper answers about who you are and what your special role on earth is.

I realized I had committed myself to a community that by its nature seeks classification in a way that thoroughly resembles middle school.

When the International Union for Conservation of Nature sought to classify Britain's national parks, of which there are 15, it had to invent a new category.

Perhaps it has to do with a condition that the novelist W. G. Sebald describes: Wherever they go, emigrants, by nature, seek other emigrants.

Unlike remedial programs, which by their nature seek to remedy past wrongs and move beyond race-based preference, respondents' pursuit of a critical mass of selected minority students would justify such a policy in perpetuity.

"Indirect aggression by its nature seeks to conceal the identity of the attacker and should therefore be less appealing to boys," wrote Dr. Campbell, a psychologist at Durham University in England.