Sentence examples for unnatural activity from inspiring English sources

Against the back-and-forth movement of commuters and office workers, ceaseless as the tides, and the clicking of the departures and arrivals board, dining feels like a slightly unnatural activity -- an act of will, like a picnic held on the observation deck of the Empire State Building.

I cannot help but think that the underlying principle of those opposed to GM food is a discomfort that man has tampered with nature; the unnatural activity of men playing God.This irony is that Britain, where this brouhaha started, was the first nation to encourage industrialisation in the 19th century.

For Aristotle, money must only be a medium of exchange and measure of value (economics), while the accumulation of money as the ultimate goal is an unnatural activity that dehumanizes those who practice it (chrematistics).

You do not need to do unnatural activities or intensely focus on "educational activities" for a baby to thrive.

The profoundly unnatural human activity, for him, is agriculture.

"Morality" in the normative sense is sometimes taken to prohibit unnatural sexual activity.

However, such a prohibition need not be included in an account of morality as a universal guide that all fallible and vulnerable rational persons would put forward for governing the behavior of all moral agents because it is not irrational to favor unnatural sexual activity.

"The purpose of Section 377 is to provide a healthy environment in the society by criminalising unnatural sexual activities against the order of nature".

What Ehrenfels considered "unnatural" sexual activities, such as masturbation and homosexuality, should be avoided and condemned, although they can be tolerated as long as they do not damage anyone's health (Ehrenfels 1907, 56).

Our general hypothesis was, therefore, that when objects are viewed in unusual or unnatural settings, the activity will always involve the DLPFC.

But the exhibit merely says: "Since many religious groups felt homosexual activity was unnatural and prohibited by the tenets of their faiths, churches, synagogues, and individual religious groups responded to the AIDS crisis in different ways.