Sentence examples for neither nature from inspiring English sources

This type of landscape is difficult to categorise, being an 'inbetween-land', neither nature nor culture, perceived as ephemeral and inferior.

Neither nature nor existence has a particular plan for people.

Only a news release announced the injury that February, and it explained neither nature nor severity.

A long-term study of 750 children followed from pre-school through high school suggests that neither nature nor nurture alone explain why some grow up to be violent teenagers.

The goal, they write, is "to call to mind the truth that neither nature nor all that she can come to mean to us is the whole story of the heart and mind of man".

"Neither nature nor reason could have authorized this custom.

Neither the nature of these programmes, nor their size, nor the key issue of funding has been decided.

Neither the nature of the system nor the circumstances in which it was created can be understood without knowing the meaning that the word police had in France in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.

I'm a good cook, but on the island I had no colander, no large sauté pan (we didn't find it until the end of the trip) and no cream, and the butter we had was of a color found neither in nature nor a paint sample book.

What this shows, however, is neither the nature of Nazi "propaganda" (this Hitler mostly left to his henchmen), nor what was unique about the regime (while racist ideas are sprinkled liberally throughout the book, there is no "blueprint" for the Holocaust in it).

6r-6v), which are instituted neither by nature nor by an act of imposition, but rather are established by repetition (frequentatio) (Juan de Oria, Summul. vol. Primum, 1987, 109).