Sentence examples for rules nature from inspiring English sources

"If avalanche courses teach us the rules, nature teaches us the exceptions," he said.

We forget that we live by nature's rules; nature doesn't live by ours.

In the so-called Visions of the End of the World, or Deluge, series (c. 1514 15), he depicted with overpowering imagination the primal forces that rule nature, while also perhaps betraying his growing pessimism.

Nature used to rule us; now we rule nature.

Quoting from influential thinkers of the post-Medieval world, he shows how Europeans acquired a powerful conviction that humanity should and would rule nature, not the other way around.

The pair-rule nature of primary segment patterning in Strigamia is very clear.

Pope's Essay on Criticism (1711) is a Horatian compendium of maxims, but Pope feels obliged to defend the poetic rules as "Nature methodiz'd"—a portent of quite different literary inferences from Nature.

It follows the rules of nature.

"It teaches following the rules of nature".

"Law, by definition, cannot obey the same rules as nature.

The rules and nature of the sport were not to blame.