Sentence examples for treated nature from inspiring English sources

If this was how they treated nature, what hope was there for Shakespeare.

From the present research, it is estimated that NB and ANB are better adsorbent than PP and APP but neem bark performed efficiently in acid treated nature whereas potato peel worked better in HCHO treated form.

It is possible that the lack of clinical benefit in the ZD6474 study may be due to the advanced, previously treated nature of the patient group.

In cultural life, in the face of the Industrial Revolution, romantics and Luddites rejected the pace of social change in favor of the "natural," treating nature as if it were free of disruption.

He documented his journey as he set about treating nature as a brand to be marketed to young people.

The god-like Mother of the film's second-person narration evokes the inclination to humanize nature, to treat nature itself as a conscious being.

In this new book, she draws the well-trodden but erroneous conclusion that traditional societies and tribes treat nature and children better than modern ones.

But that is just what they are – a warning that we cannot go on treating nature as an optional extra to our lives.

Kouichi Kitamura treats nature subtly in traditional Japanese fashion by printing on his fan with wood block a single branch bearing a single pink bud.

India traditionally "treats nature as a source of nurture and not as a dark force to be conquered and harnessed to human endeavor," he said.

The focus on mothers and cubs and the impulse to treat nature like a storybook should come as no surprise: the film is made by Disneynature.