Sentence examples for total nature from inspiring English sources

Finally, to determine whether Chinese health aid was primarily targeted towards natural resource rich countries, we extracted data on the total nature resource rents (as a % of GDP) from the World Development Indicators [ 24].

We are of the opinion that something of a total nature is in store for this country, and we don't mean dictatorship or vigor.

But the unthinking, total nature of the Dinner Party's condemnation of Blair has always trumped my feeble efforts at a critique.

In it, you referred to the way that the Eichmann trial laid bare the total nature of the moral collapse at the heart of Europe, among the persecutors and the persecuted alike, in every country.

Rather, (3) follows from physicalism given various contingent assumptions, in particular the assumptions that S and S* are the statements we say they are — it is contingent fact, for example that S* summarizes the total nature of the world.

One the other hand, if physicalism is true, and S summarizes the total nature of the world it seems reasonable to suppose that S# was already implicitly included in S. In other words it seems reasonable to suppose that (10) is simply an expansion of (9).

With Vettel, it's his total dispassionate nature.

The other impetus was the near total vacuous nature of the adventure film genre - gorgeous scenery, outrageous footage, and that they have to say is, "Dude - you rocked that run, man".

Other artists followed, settling in the village of Barbizon, where they developed total-immersion nature painting.

"The image I have of this area is one in which mankind was living in total harmony with nature, the reeds, the palm trees.

Engineering the climate is intuitively appealing to a powerful strand of Western technological thought that sees no ethical or other obstacle to total domination of nature.