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The phrase "thoughts of nature" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It can be used to describe someone's contemplations or musings on the natural world. Example: "As she sat by the tranquil lake, her mind was filled with thoughts of nature and its beautiful cycles of life and death."
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Her voice can swoop low, flutter up high, rasp with soulful insistence or dart into scat-sung syllables, and her lyrics couch thoughts of love and transformation in cryptic, elaborate imagery, filled with thoughts of Nature and landscape.
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Chris Huhne's political annihilation occurring on the day that archaeologists confirmed the discovery of Richard III's skeleton naturally prompts thoughts of the nature of dramatic tragedy, as set out by William Shakespeare.
I was so distracted by thoughts of that nature that at times, it wasn't easy to focus on what did occur.
It is usually thought of as involving obsessive or excessive thoughts of a sexual nature.
Throughout the history of thought hylozoistic interpretations of nature have been common.
In part, this is traceable to Sept. 11 and thoughts of the fleeting nature of life that it inspired in so many people, Mr. Moylan said.
"Of course there is no conclusive evidence that Archibald Butt was gay, and I find it highly unlikely, given Archie's careful self-image control, that he ever committed to paper any overt thoughts of such a nature.
In 1751 he published his Lettre sur les sourds et muets ("Letter on the Deaf and Dumb"), which studies the function of language and deals with points of aesthetics, and in 1754 he published the Pensées sur l'interprétation de la nature ("Thoughts on the Interpretation of Nature"), an influential short treatise on the new experimental methods in science.
Sturla Gunnarsson's thought-provoking documentary Force of Nature: The David Suzuki Movie is a very personal insight into the man behind the icon.
We are supposed to leave full of thoughts about "nature and culture", and to recognise that while Eliasson creates a spectacle such as walking inside a romantic painting by Turner or Friedrich, he shows us that it is all done with with dry ice, amber fluorescent lighting and mirrors.
Using the imagery of an extravagantly fecund world of nature, rabbinic thought expressed its view of the all-inclusive effects of the restored relationship.
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