Sentence examples for sight nature from inspiring English sources
It is an odd sight: Nature penned in amid a forest of brick and stone; and the innocent stranger might be tempted to pass through the black-barred gate, to spend a quiet hour in contemplation of such a wonder.
It was an inspiring sight: nature on its way to being transformed into culture, a hundred pates in the making, the cuisine of the Sologne being built from the ground up.
Besides the intricate planning, careful disguises, and hiding-in-plain-sight nature of Tupamaro attacks—of which there had been a handful before the Pando assault pontification was a frequent and important feature.
For example, a disgusting content of art may be necessary for conveying an overall message, such as an exposé and critique of social ills, or a repulsive sight in nature, such as a predator devouring its prey, can be appreciated as an integral part of nature's process.
How did he react to the sight of nature?
"There was something joyous in the sight of nature rushing into an unpeopled world.
The crisis may have squeezed out discussion on all other countryside issues but with its end in sight, the nature of the debate may be about to change.The daily sight of sheep being slaughtered and the burning pyres has heightened public awareness of countryside issues.
In the 20th century, these assumptions have been supported, among others, by the research carried out by Ulrich on the ability of surgical patients to recover when they were exposed to the sight of nature.
Mark Beaumont, Presenter of the BBC's coverage of the Queen's Baton Relay, was lucky enough to witness a rare sight of nature in Dominica during the visit of the Queen's baton to the Caribbean island.
Neufeld: We have lost sight of nature's role in the whole process of maturation and growing up.
He puts these down to enthusiasm rather than dishonesty, and as an example critiques the picture (the book's frontispiece) of the peacock in a tree This, Roosevelt writes, would be an extremely rare sight in nature.
