Sentence examples for nature suits from inspiring English sources

Its adversarial nature suits the authorities.

He employs the term aspects because its vague, unscientific nature suits what he calls the "spongy" form in question.

"As I have a contemplative nature, that suits me well.

Getting back to nature really suits certain individuals, who wouldn't benefit from sitting in a room with a group of people talking about their problems.

Water is alkaline in nature and suits both for irrigation and drinking purposes (Geological Survey of India 2001).

In order to understand this, let us look at the concept of the Technological Project (Capaldi 2004), the philosophical transition from the view that humanity should conform to the natural order to the view that humanity transforms nature to suit human convenience, or in Descartes' words that we are here to make ourselves the masters and possessors of nature.

We asked nature to suit our agenda – it's crazy.

Inside is a mural depicting a nature scene suited for Alice's Wonderland.

They may duck and weave, buy off special interests and camouflage their true nature to suit political expedience.

White and black, they all struggled with racist stereotyping that decreed that blacks were primitive, instinctual and spontaneous, and therefore, by nature, were suited to play "hot" jazz.

Antony's lyrical concerns — loneliness, self-discovery, transformation and a mounting concern with nature — seemed suited, however obliquely, to the White Light Festival's core theme of spirituality; his vocal style, derived largely from gospel-inspired American soul singers, even more so.