Sentence examples for of another nature from inspiring English sources

Indeed, most new reports concerning Al Qaeda and Iraq have been of another nature.

The very issue of ball-tampering is one that sends people into fits of indignation the levels of which transgressions of another nature do not seem to reach.

The concerns outside the Guggenheim were of another nature: saving jobs and preserving what company members say is the very essence of City Opera.

Early and adequately prolonged treatment should not only result in more numerous remission periods, but also in decreased frequency of co-morbidities whether depressive, addictive, or of another nature, and should also reduce the social impact of GAD.

Nevertheless, in the course of AD of sewage sludge, the causes of the foaming events are mostly of another nature than in the course of AD of either biogenic wastes or renewables.

By the love of our country, I do not mean loyalty to our King, for that is a duty of another nature, and a man may be very loyal, in the common sense of the word, without one grain of public good in his heart.

The contradiction is resolved if reasoning that in our case, we have another nature of the kinetics of solid-solution formation in the hydrogenous steel.

The conflict around the city – during the long siege that began in September – reveals another nature of Sirte that must have made it attractive to Gaddafi.

From God's point of view he could choose to actualize this world with one set, L*, of laws of nature or with another set of laws, L**.

Later, Mr. Smith led the way to another piece of evidence of nature's adaptability: an abandoned test well that the snakes are using as an underground den.

Still, there was more to come: a screening of "Forces of Nature" in yet another venue in the nearby complex, the IMAX Theater.