Sentence examples for organic entity from inspiring English sources

Like the produce on sale in Spitalfields' weekend market, London is an organic entity; it sprouts and mutates.

But the Jicks could not possibly approximate Pavement's chemistry at this point; it is a backup band, a very good one, but not an organic entity.

"Instead, it is one of those forces, like sap and sunlight, that imperceptibly helps another organic entity – us human beings – to grow up".

The ball zips around continually, its progress plotting a swift, almost mathematical course, and the two teams move with it, the marking so close, the anticipation so fast that they appear a single organic entity.

In his book, Excellent Cadavers, about Falcone and Borsellino, Alexander Stille writes: "There was growing evidence that Cosa Nostra had become a much more unified, organic entity moving with a single purpose..."...

For as much as anything it needs to be reaffirmed at this juncture that the United States is one organic entity, that no interest, no class, no section, is either separate or supreme above the interests of all".

Terms such as "prebiotic," "protocells" and "precursor organisms" (Wächterschäuser 1988) abound in the abiogenesis literature, mostly in connection with organic entities and processes which already exhibit some characteristics of life.

What had been an undifferentiated expanse of green hills was now to me a layered network of interconnected organic entities.

Half a century on, the songs his father passed down to him remain living, organic entities, not specimens to be kept behind glass.

The compounds that could be isolated from living organic entities, however, appeared to have compositions and properties entirely different from inorganic ones.

Under these conditions, money can be the primary regulator, and neighborhoods are under threat as organic entities, liable to be broken up, built over and basically erased at any time.