Sentence examples for side nature from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the argument seems ideological rather than practical: on the one side, Nature and female destiny, on the other, Science and a brave, new world; on one side, suffering and a kind of invoked heroism, on the other a refusal to suffer.

But as the days of meatpacking and manufacturing have receded into the past — the stockyards closed in 1971, and many of the area's factories have followed suit — Mr. Balcer counts himself among those eager to cultivate another image of the Near South Side: nature preserve.

Let both parties rise and we will see on which side nature has degenerated.' It happened that his American guests were Carmichael, Harmer, Humphreys and others of the finest stature and form, while those of the other side were remarkably diminutive, and the Abbe himself particularly was a mere shrimp.

This clever concept does away with the single-side nature of the ubiquitous standard.

But again, the study showed the often one-side nature of the debate on Fox News, with Republican critics of the administration getting the most airtime.

Thus Sorokin would take the side of nature in the nature versus nurture debate.

Shankly was on the side of nature in the nature/nurture debate.

Depictions of the dark side of nature have a long tradition in art history.

This insight helped make observing the darker side of nature more bearable.

"On my mood board I call it the dark side of nature.

"The Night Side of Nature," a collection of ghost stories presented as fact, became a best seller.