Sentence examples for nature versus savagery from inspiring English sources

The theme of savagery of nature versus savagery of civilization (the Aboriginal youth slaughters a kangaroo, the next shot is of chicken being trimmed in a butcher shop) that runs throughout is, as Siegel politely puts it, "now familiar".

Now the subject is nature versus colonisation.

"It's not about nature versus the city," Serensinhe says.

This was Hambrick's introduction to an age-old debate: nature versus nurture, genetics versus effort.

None of the Shakespearean conflicts -- society versus primitivism, vengeance versus forgiveness, loyalty versus selfishness, the power of nature versus the power of man -- seem to be singled out for attention or exploration.

The researchers are desperate to demolish what they see as a false yet obdurate dichotomy, variously rendered as nature versus nurture, genes versus the environment, culture versus biology or evolution versus social construction.

For some insiders, this mini-meditation on nature versus nurture was ironic, to say the least.

Galton also originated the phrase "nature versus nurture," which still reverberates in debates today.

A dazzling insight into nature versus nurture, it's also about cloning, which is cool – right?

THAT long-running battle of sociology -- nature versus nurture -- moves to the business bookshelf this month.

The issue of nature versus nurture is really a red herring.