Sentence examples for returns to nature from inspiring English sources

Mr. Staab admits to a feeling of loss when the inevitable occurs and his work returns to nature, but he is persuasive when he says that his artistic gratification in no way depends on the sculptures' continued existence.

Compostable also refers to a material that breaks down and returns to nature, but it has to turn into something that improves the nutrient levels of the soil, like soil conditioners or mulch.

Woodland burials are a normal grave, usually buried in some ecologically friendly container, [such as] willow, usually no headstone, planted amidst trees, or in meadowland, [and] without the body being embalmed, so that it returns to nature quickly.

Without a doubt, rapid growth of secondary forests is a good thing for the planet, as it "returns to nature" land that previously provided limited or no benefit to the environment.

In recent years, there is a serious trend toward a "return to nature," that is an approach to natural methods of treatment.

It was land returning to nature.

It was an ambitious return to nature, I will admit.

We emerged out of nature and when we die we return to nature.

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said the area should be returned to nature.

In their pursuit of "flower power" some sought a return to nature.

For some, the hurricane has meant a forced return to nature.