Sentence examples for rough nature from inspiring English sources
The court rejected the idea that football injuries should not be considered accidental because of the rough nature of the sport.
Apparently his rough nature also extended to his language, as his parrot, Poll, developed a knack for using curse words, presumably learned from Jackson.
Also, I wanted the word to emphasize the rough nature of pop, a genre rooted in theft, jury-rigged machines, and barely legal alliances.
In a telephone interview, Mr. Miller said that Mr. LaPaglia "was able to bring an authenticity to the character's rough nature and poetic search".
At higher magnifications the rough nature of the growth front on a lamellar scale is clearly revealed with dominant lamellae leading the growth.
Until now, the diplomat said, protection of the route had not been needed because the delivery rate had been remarkably efficient given the length and rough nature of the route from the port of Karachi.
Hosted by the Children's Environmental Health Institute (CEHI), the symposium was held 24 25 September 2004 at the McKinney Roughs Nature Park in Austin, Texas.
We are Humanists first because, apart from the rough generosity nature bestows, humans mold a malleable nature on behalf of human flourishing, creating innumerable gracious alterations to the natural world, from a road to a bridge to a house to a knife to a plate to a toy to a pipe to a balm to a bed to a flute to a lute to a wending nighttime story in florid prose, and a near infinity more.
A solution to the KPZ equation should be a mathematical object that represents the rough, irregular nature of the interface.
In the north-west corner of the park a piece of land that has been left to its own devices since the park was created has become the Het Ruige Riet (Rough Reeds) nature reserve.
Her first book Rough Waters: Nature and Development in an East African Marine Park (Princeton University Press, 2004) was based on field research exploring environmental conflict in rural Tanzania.
