Sentence examples for present nature from inspiring English sources

Margot Bittenbender is also drawn to nature, but her rather stark black and white intaglio prints, though they ostensibly present nature rather calmly, emphasize natural energy and tireless primal forces.

PRAY indulgence for a rant about the present nature of political discourse in Britain.

The Indian in the canoe passes like a sad, ghostly dream: an elusive, metaphorical union of past, present, nature, culture and soul.

I refuse to accept the idea that the 'isness' of man's present nature makes him morally incapable of reaching up for the eternal 'oughtness' that forever confronts him".

To him, Afrofuturism offered a way out of the "present nature" of depicting black people in a limited way, and instead offers a vision of of us with a "shout out to the future".

"The image I have sought to evoke," Hawkes writes – no, intones – in her preface, "is of an entity, the land of Britain, in which past and present, nature, man and art appear all in one piece".

In his later works, and specifically in his works on natural philosophy, Bacon presents nature as an active agent.

Ms. Mapp, who has danced regularly for Deborah Hay, presents "Nature and its Discontents," focusing on the way the natural world is cited in the Judson canon.

Many improvements were developed in the academy's temporary building, which became a hotbed of experimentation into ways of presenting nature to the public.

After putting PiL on hold in 1993, he became a regular on TV and radio, appearing on I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here and presenting nature shows.

Page B5 HOME PROVIDING A NATURAL LOOK Through Unnatural Effort Once it matures, a perennial meadow in bloom -- as opposed to, say, a large expanse of lawn -- presents nature at its most alluring.