Sentence examples for turn nature from inspiring English sources

But at the same time, he helped turn nature into a commercial product.

Thus does science turn nature into an object, Lewis laments, instead of treating it with respect or care as a living being.

When you turn nature into an accounting exercise, its destruction can be justified as soon as the business case comes out right.

Kids can turn nature detective and even spend a night under the stars, learning the art of camp craft and den building.

Many climate scientists credited the new study with pointing out how much uncertainty still surrounds efforts to turn nature's spotty, unwritten temperature records into a climate chronology.

Mr. Kareken, who wrote "Motherhood" in collaboration with Lee M. Silver, a Princeton molecular biologist, at first seems interested in the expanding frontiers of reproductive science, with its ability to turn nature's laws on their heads.

Jane started wholesaling to the UK market but aimed from the very beginning to turn Natures Purest into a recognised international brand.

Britten's music turns nature into one of the opera's most important characters.

The debate was between two of our best-known green campaigners, Tony Juniper and George Monbiot, who agree on probably nine out of 10 environmental issues: but on the tenth one, turning nature into a matter of economics, they are fiercely opposed.

Clare resisted turning nature into metaphor, or into a mask of the transcendent, and he was at his best saying something that the other Romantics never wanted to say: it is what it is.

Highgate is on the Northern Line, but a more relaxing way to reach it is by strolling along the Parkland Walk (parkland-walk.org.uk), a railway line turned nature reserve, from Finsbury Park.