Sentence examples for nature treated from inspiring English sources

Thus, the appeal to nature tended to mean an appeal to human nature treated as a source for norms of conduct.

That idea died in 1964 when physicists observed a related event--an odd decay of a particle called a kaon which revealed that nature treated matter and antimatter slightly differently.

The novel is propelled along by the details of their inner lives – Marianne's submissive nature, treated with kindness and dignity by Connell; Connell's quietly observant way of seeing the world given space to breathe by Marianne – and its pull and pace comes almost completely from the empathy they generate.

"Name-changing is a survival mechanism," says Mark Bossanyi, a Briton whose Inter-Ethnic Initiative, an independent group in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, tries to promote racial tolerance in the region.And nature treats Godeshevo roughly too.

In his engineering, use of materials and energy, man lets design takes second place, whereas nature treats materials as expensive and designs with apparent care and attention to detail.

Flip around the animal-obsessed cable channels or search for their Web videos, and you'll find a poisonous Australian jellyfish ("the most venomous marine creature in the world"), a bite-happy Venezuelan anaconda, a hippo that has chomped down on a former Miss South Africa's ankle and about a thousand other examples of nature treating us nastily.

The most common 'solutions' for waste today are linear in nature, treating waste materials as useless outputs to burn in an incinerator or be buried in a landfill where none of the material value of the waste can be captured.

In cultural life, in the face of the Industrial Revolution, romantics and Luddites rejected the pace of social change in favor of the "natural," treating nature as if it were free of disruption.

The god-like Mother of the film's second-person narration evokes the inclination to humanize nature, to treat nature itself as a conscious being.

Nature's intrinsic value cannot be accurately measured by a metric and access to the natural world is valued by local communities – both values are lost if nature is treated as a chess piece to be shifted around the country.

"Our own colleagues are trained to never throw a parcel, and any allegation of this nature is treated very seriously and appropriate disciplinary action taken".