Sentence examples for suggested nature from inspiring English sources

When they succeeded, there was a kind of informal harmony that suggested nature.

In July, Mark Siddall of Columbia University in New York and colleagues suggested (Nature Geosci. 2, 571; 2009) the IPCC estimates might have been about right.

The colors alone were eerie, with a hint of the "blood" splashes that have been seen before at Rodarte, while woolen strands and tangled threads suggested nature at its most wild.

Where Albert Speer had erected a National Socialist "cathedral of light" over nearby Nuremberg using searchlight beams, Piene now used those same beams to defuse the nationalism of the Olympic Games in a work that suggested nature, tolerance and collaboration; hope after a storm.

As Clough et al. suggested, nature of science is something to understand rather than something to know.

Gerry Tattersall, St Martin's constable, suggested nature should be left to take its course, but the steps should remain open and people should be warned of the dangers.

Implicitly and powerfully it suggests nature and perseverance.

The androgynous first names of Brook and Robin suggest nature: flowing water and a bird.

The frequent occurrence of similar helical motifs suggest nature's finite and perhaps limited repertoire of RNA helical conformation preferences.

The single red painting, a lightly hallucinatory work titled "The Song of the Cardinal," suggests nature as a source of inspiration.

The work of Cai Guo-Qiang suggests nature's state of helplessness in the face of modern man's relentless, Promethean drive to progress.