Sentence examples for regard nature from inspiring English sources

People who regard nature as existing solely for their own convenience die in other tales.

"We" refers to contemporary pagans, whose spiritual paths lead them to regard nature as divinely charged.

It's one thing to regard nature as your mother when you're riding in a gas guzzler in suburbia and quite another when you're on a fueling operation 50 miles offshore in the Arctic, freezing your eyeballs in an ice fog.

Those who regard nature reserves as a parochial irrelevance when the stressed planet is facing a perfect storm of climate change, overconsumption and rising population should travel to Blakeney Point and breathe in a world where colour comes from a different palette; where the sea and the marshes, the sea holly and the sea lavender, dance with silver and grey.

We do not regard nature as a collection of particles and forces in empty space anymore, but instead as a system of energy-pulses interacting in fields.

While classical Marxists regard nature as a resource to be transformed by human labour and utilized for human purposes, Horkheimer and Adorno saw Marx himself as representative of the problem of "human alienation".

A highly regarded nature artist, Mr. Schoenherr illustrated more than 40 children's titles.

It was a magical sight, as much for the trees as the reverence with which the Japanese regarded nature.

Like Descartes, and other devotees of the "new philosophy" pioneered by Galileo, Hobbes regarded nature as a machine.

While some rational mystics have regarded nature as a contemplative end in itself, for others the contemplation of nature is a source of insight regarding its creator.

Uncertainty therefore remains on how to make decisions regarding nature conservation, wildlife and transportation management.