Sentence examples for touch of nature from inspiring English sources

Even collections of rocks, minerals, seashells, and other natural elements provide the touch of nature that can make an interior come alive.

A touch of nature makes us all akin.

Only gradually do we discover that the surly, angry Mia has an inner life, that she longs for a touch of nature and poetry.

It was an ambiguous touch of nature -- fresh flowers but dead ones, decorating impassive electronic gear -- from a band that forges an eerie composite of the rustic and the synthetic.

-MARA FREEMAN One touch of nature makes the whole world kin.

Organizing items into groups using trays, and adding a touch of nature to a room (like a piece of drift wood).

Such touches of nature can do more than the outright religious passages to suggest the spirituality of the convent.

You crave to feel its crunch under your feet again, to remember the touch of feigned nature, but you'll have to wait until intermission.

For S.B. 1070 supporters the discrepancy in the court's opinion and general public opinion will only serve to highlight the out-of-touch nature of the federal government.

But while most of the attention so far has been focused on the "out of touch" nature of Mitt's "very poor" choice of words, the real damage to Mitt as a Republican candidate stems from how he attempted to explain what he really meant.

Alternatively your song suggestions might touch on wonders of nature as well as the effects of climate change causing extreme temperatures, including the last year's extraordinary freeze of Ontario's Niagara falls.