Sentence examples for something in the nature of from inspiring English sources

There's something in the nature of being an intramural coach that encourages the "Moses Syndrome".

One night, however, lay in bed next to one another, something in the nature of our interaction changed.

It is also true, he said, that there is something in the nature of portraits that begets critics.

They have a tranquillity and a softness that -- surprisingly for such an eschewer of messages -- suggest something in the nature of a spiritual search.

Atheists say "I told you so" and even some people of faith are asking whether there isn't something in the nature of religion itself that ends in corruption.

But it was surely something in the nature of the New Yorker that prompted another patron to buy the dogs a steak.

Both defendants had clearly copied something, but it was not the actual code; it was something vague, in the nature of "look and feel," and ultimately the courts ruled in favor of the defendants.

The standard arguments in favor of this position take one of two approaches: either they show that there is something inherent in the nature of the world that makes creation impossible or that there is something inherent in the nature of God that does.

To replace the Jewish Willy Loman with an African-American is to change something elemental in the nature of the play's lament.

But beyond friendship with Mr. Davies, is there something deeper, in the nature of the music itself, that ties Mr. Glass to Bruckner and this region.

We cannot rule out, however, that this is an artifact of the studies that were conducted and reported in the literature rather than something systematic in the nature of crime.