Sentence examples for nothing unnatural from inspiring English sources

She sees nothing unnatural about it.

"To me, there's nothing unnatural about it".

After all, there's nothing unnatural about forgetting.

"We want young women to know that there's nothing unnatural in being physical," Riley said.

"It felt nothing unnatural to me until I realized that others could simultaneously see and hear and smell".

But there's nothing new about the desire to watch someone without them knowing – and nothing unnatural about them being furious if they find out.

Or, put another way, nothing is unnatural.

After all there is nothing more unnatural than suddenly breaking into a dance, an activity in the same relation to everyday movement as poetry is to prose.

Surely there is nothing new or unnatural about justices holding political views and seeking the company of others who share them.

But the demons are surely superfluous; there's nothing all that unnatural about the hypocrisy, venality and debauchery plaguing Shakespeare's Vienna.

First of all, that there is nothing "artificial" or "unnatural" about low interest rates; they're low because demand is low, and the Fed is responding appropriately.