Sentence examples for things were natural from inspiring English sources

A. I would say some things were natural, and others were not.

With Protestantism, you could argue that the two things are natural bedfellows.

Everything here is designed with an activity in mind: most things are natural, but they're not accidental.

There's nothing particularly desirable about things being natural.' Bradnock argues that while there have been problems in the past, there are far fewer now.

Hindsight does leave us with the impression that such things are natural or inevitable, when certainly not all are, but these patents don't strike one as inventive.

"Some things are natural.

None of these things are natural.

If things are natural, if they come from the soil, how bad can they be for you?

When you decide it's the day, let things be natural.

IF there's a sure-fire way to sell something these days, it's to claim the thing is natural -- even if it's a cigarette.

In olden times, borders were natural things like lakes or mountains.