Sentence examples for render nature from inspiring English sources

In his effort to render nature through art, Hoefnagel paints even the shadows beneath his beetles and flies, a surreal effect that, paradoxically, imparts a sense of transcendence.

Rousseau attempted to render nature as he found it, though his melancholic temperament is inevitably reflected in the desolate panoramas and gloomy sunsets in which he expressed an almost pantheistic feeling for the natural world.

They render nature and culture alike as governed by an unqualified "survival of the fittest".

The highly distinctive Egyptian method of rendering nature and artistic style was also a creation of early times and can be seen in most works of Egyptian art.

His long toil to produce a unified field theory -- one that would subjugate ugly quantum mechanics to the elegantly deterministic framework of relativity, thereby rendering nature reasonable again -- proved barren.

Garish tourist curiosities, like the reproduction of a silver boomtown his daughter preferred to the Grand Canyon, or a mine visible from outer space called "the Biggest Pit in the World," have rendered nature, in its unadulterated state, inaccessible.

In the Preface to Climate and Culture, Watsuji states that when we come to consider both the natural and the human cultural climate in which we find ourselves, we render both nature and culture as "already objectified, with the result that we find ourselves examining the relation between object and object, and there is no link with subjective human existence" (Watsuji 1961, v).

The prospect of trying to shape dramatically and render the nature of the village's loss seemed emotionally daunting and fraught with difficulty, which it has been.

At last they will reach a point where they represent this god as infinite and entirely perfect, whereby they render his nature inexplicable and mysterious.

As Mr. Chanin described it, it was "a traditional rendering of nature, but much darker".

But it is too soon, he added, to render a nature-versus-culture verdict on the stone pieces from the greater depths and earlier ages at Topper.