Sentence examples for presenting nature from inspiring English sources

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.

He gets beyond black and white in the bitter debates over human environmental stewardship, presenting nature as a dynamic, living entity that is constantly changing and adapting to different forces.

Presenting nature as a predictable and agreeable junior partner (or perhaps subcontractor), the report cheerfully explains that should a spill occur, "Currents and microbial degradation would remove the oil from the water column or dilute the constituents to background levels".

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.

Having this room in a museum presents nature as separate and manipulable.

The series presents nature as a force by turns benevolent and malign.

The Environmental Nature Center, 1601 16th St., Newport Beach, presents "Nature Photography: How to Tell a Better Story," a seminar led by photographer Steve Kaye.

Similarly, research on the convergent evolution of enzyme mechanisms [ 19] and active sites [ 20] presented nature's strategies to evolve different structural solutions for the catalysis of similar reactions [ 21,22,23].

The report presents nature-based solutions -- forests as filters, for example -- to the problem of sustaining the planet's clean-water supply.