Sentence examples for takes nature from inspiring English sources

In a recent Times Literary Supplement, ornithologist Richard Smyth takes nature writing to task for exactly this sort of approach.

Its process does in a few seconds what takes nature millions of years: removes the oxygen from the biomass and converts the other main ingredients, hydrogen and carbon, into molecules that can then be processed into gasoline and diesel fuel.

Many of her poems in Sunblue (1978) are based on biblical stories; the poems further investigate her Christian beliefs, and she takes nature as a metaphor for spiritual realities.

These farmers have shown that by working the land in a way that takes nature into account, you can have a wealth of wildlife and still make a profit.

Composting can create the kind of topsoil it takes nature about a century to create without human help, and depending on how compulsive you are, you can turn your leaves, clippings and vegetable matter from the kitchen (no meat or grease, though, as these attract rodents) into sweet-smelling nutrients in six weeks to a year.

Pasona Group, a recruitment company in Tokyo, takes nature's bounty one step further, with integrated urban farming facilities.

After 1880 economists took nature out of economics.

For this collection, he took nature as its theme but had a typically conceptual approach.

Courbet would have liked the way its mulchy, shrubby surface took nature absolutely literally.

In other words, the people of Morgan City are accustomed to taking nature as it comes.

Alexander stressed the give and take nature of the deal struck to ensure coalition could take place.