Sentence examples for usual nature from inspiring English sources

The usual nature of hunger, homelessness, destitution and desperation is to lurk, shy and embarrassed below the surface of public consciousness.

WITCHES' KITCHEN BY TORD BOONTJE FOR ARTECNICA This year, Tord Boontje temporarily abandoned both mass-production methods and his usual nature motifs for two collections: a series of colorful outdoor lounges handmade in Senegal for Moroso, and this cookware set made in Colombia, Guatemala and Brazil for Artecnica's Design With Conscience line.

"As usual, nature has known this for a long time.

In this case, the fluid velocity near the plate decreases with an increase in t and thereafter attains its usual nature, which is to increase with t.

And, as usual, nature did not disappoint, serving us up a fairy covered in shit, quite a lot of semen, and something else I don't really understand, but that is by far the scariest costume I've seen so far this Halloween.

Temperature gradient dielectric spectroscopy was used over the spectral range from 100 Hz to 5 MHz to reveal the phenomenological effect that the nanosystem flips from its usual semiconductor nature to a metallic nature with sensing temperature.

If they are identified, it follows that one or both words are being used in a different way than usual; that nature is more like God than commonly thought and/or that God is more like nature than commonly thought.

His kicking was wayward, devoid of its usual clinical nature.

Yet remarkably, given the usual attritional nature of clay-court play, he was two sets up in 46 minutes.

In a marked departure from the usual confrontational nature of public hearings on multifamily construction in Greenwich, Diane Fox, the town planner, said, "There was no opposition".

In it, they seek to replicate in English Platonov's deliberately unwieldy Russian word choices, which undermine, "as if inadvertently," the "usual idiomatic nature of linguistic behavior," in the admiring words of one of their colleagues.