Sentence examples for represents nature from inspiring English sources

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

And, of course, since the 70s it has been the colour of environmentalism, chosen as it represents nature – nature that, finally, has been bottled.

The titular heroine might bear some resemblance to the feathered, feral creature of the 1910 original, but she now represents Nature, under threat from human folly and greed.

This is complicated by the frequent assumption by the piano of an imitative role in which it represents nature or material reality: a spinning wheel; a galloping horse; a whispering forest.

It is pertinent to note that biospinning of silk represents nature's signature microfluidic-maneuver.

Dàos are chosen from those found in nature, but none represents nature's choice for us none of the dàos in nature is the dào of nature.

"The rocks represent nature".

The setting represented nature at its most chic.

They also represent nature as a holy power.

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

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