Sentence examples for quite organic from inspiring English sources

Some people say haiku doesn't work as a transcultural form, because there are qualities of the Japanese language that have to do with economy and syllabic organization that are quite organic to Japanese.

"These types of nonprofits are quite organic.

They are well done, but feel performative, not quite organic.

My process is really quite organic and starting a painting is one of the best parts for me.

My prints are quite organic — I might find a piece of old wallpaper, Photoshop the print and add watercolor".

Parts of the ship seem quite organic: the blades of the propeller look like the underside of a whale.

It also tends to be quite organic-looking, it's getting back to nature's processes, and nature is much wiser than we are in working out what the world needs.

"We're typically in a conflictive relationship with Whole Foods," said Mr. Cummins, whose group contends that the store has been reluctant to crack down on manufacturers of not-quite-organic products, which account for a good portion of its bottom line.

Sometimes, though, as is the case with Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae), the process is not quite as organic as it seems.

"I'm sure there are people who can't afford — who don't have the luxury of being quite as organic as we are," he went on.

It was quite an organic and playful project".