Sentence examples for scope of nature from inspiring English sources

Hylton's exploration captured in words what the cover photograph so chillingly represented to me: the unfathomable scope of nature's capacity to challenge man's quest to advance and the heartbreaking tragedies that will invariably accompany that contest.

Hook stresses that a common feature of Dewey's diverse presentations of his ethical theory is the location and derivation of morality within the scope of nature, particularly the understanding of human nature.

Though they sound like disparate influences, Miyatake explained, "Waka is a poem to express the scope of nature [by] using limited words..

You may be a person who has not experienced the scope of human nature in yourself and in others of both the beneficial and harmful aspects.

Until this question is resolved, we lack a proper understanding of the scope and nature of logic, and of the significance of the distinction between the "formal" properties and relations logic studies and related but non-formal ones.

Without broader knowledge of the scope and nature of the problem of poverty, it is difficult to convince relevant parties to act to address it.

The overarching goal of this series of interconnected studies is to increase our understanding of the scope and nature of perinatal mood and anxiety and disorders.

These key themes map onto the four main constructs of NPT (Table  3, [ 20]).> An understanding of the scope and nature of an intervention is fundamental to its delivery in real world practice and its subsequent evaluation.

There needs to be formal and transparent monitoring of the scope and nature of forced labour across the UK via government and parliamentary arrangements, the report suggests.

Project dissemination reports, project final reports and websites provide evidence of the scope and nature of dissemination activities conducted.

I would expect that President-elect Obama will be equally blunt in his assessment of the scope and nature of the challenges, and will engage the American people and Congress in a refreshingly honest dialogue on the way forward.