Sentence examples for thinking about nature from inspiring English sources

"I think human beings have this way of thinking about nature and science as something that's out there happening separate from us," she said.

Results from Study 3 demonstrated a potential causal role for perceived naturalness and high non-straight edges on thinking about "Nature", with a significant positive interaction.

I was thinking about nature.

I believe you can change people's thinking about nature and sustainability and how to behave towards each other through how you shape and design architecture".

I was thinking about nature and ecology and tropics and Mexico," said the designer backstage, among the welter of palm leaf hats and bags, trellises of gaucho plaiting and flashes of Aztec turquoise hand jewelry.

Likewise, it is unclear whether the dialectic project on which Horkheimer and Adorno embarked is coherent, and whether Adorno, in particular, has a consistent understanding of "nature" and "rationality" (see Eckersley 1992 and Vogel 1996, for a review of the Frankfurt School's thinking about nature).

At the same time Butler's way of thinking about morality as dictated by nature had strong resonances with the Stoics and other ancient moralists.

Since 1987, when Victor Farías, a Chilean professor and former student of Heidegger's, published a book called "Heidegger and Nazism," people who care about Heidegger — that is, people who would rather spend their time thinking about the nature of Being — have found themselves forced to think about Nazis, too.

Plato's categorization is a good starting point for thinking about the nature of our government.

In the meantime, he was thinking about the nature of understanding.

Meina's middle-aged white guardian, thinking about the nature of black manhood, sounds surprisingly like his teenage Somali ward.