Sentence examples for representing nature from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wheeler's "Oriole" impressed for its Dickinsonian care in representing nature, embodied in the bird's song.

Our zeal for visually representing nature has a long and complex history.

His guide is a female figure representing Nature, who is betrayed by corporate greed and hard-hatted despoilers.

He's pioneering new ways of representing nature with cutting-edge technology; he's preparing a show that will completely fill the Royal Academy in 2012; and he's still producing a painting a day.

Other relevant stakeholders could include non-governmental organizations representing nature conservation and environmental protection objectives.

Tourism involves both the "consumption of space" and, by representing nature as a consumption good, the "consumption of place".

"The rocks represent nature".

The setting represented nature at its most chic.

They also represent nature as a holy power.

For the Japanese, a successful garden is one that represents nature in its limited space.

Palm trees, fruits and flowers represent nature at its most exotic.