Sentence examples for sensitivity to nature from inspiring English sources

"I've always known her as a poet with a tremendous sensitivity to nature".

Both showed a sensitivity to nature and the influence of the contemporary English poets Thomas Gray and Edward Young.

Perhaps this relates to a general sensitivity to nature in East Asian culture as a whole.

RD Blackmore was a world-famous author, renowned for his sensitivity to nature and dialect; but if anyone still remembers his name, it's for one title only.

One thinks in particular of the Casino at Pampulha (1943) and the House in Canoas (1952), which combined the rigour of modern structure with fluidity of space and form and sensitivity to nature.

Their project manager in Belgrade, Nikola Nedeljkovic, says that "we envisage Belgrade Waterfront to be a game-changing hub for Serbia", and that it "takes into consideration the balanced sensitivity to nature, culture and modernity".

Though she is not exactly a theologian, Rice is a writer with great sensitivity to the nature of religious experience.

"They have shown a striking sense of vision, personal commitment and sensitivity to the nature of a project that is unlike any other".

These results provide direct evidence that specific regions of the dlPFC are generally involved in mediating the effects of distraction, while showing sensitivity to the nature of distraction.

The guidelines that emerge are all the stronger for their sensitivity to the true nature of food insecurity and the human rights of the poorest.

His breakfast order was straightforward -- eggs over easy, bacon that he ate with a fork -- but he had a chef's sensitivity to the ephemeral nature of food as art.