Sentence examples for vision of nature from inspiring English sources
Ecology is about saving the planet, she said, "not a vision of nature and of our natural instincts".
The second way in which the environmental crisis is related to humania is through our "de-sacralised" vision of nature, our inability to sense the "being-ness" of natural phenomena.
He saw the earth as one great living organism where everything was connected, conceiving a bold new vision of nature that still influences the way that we understand the natural world.
Beside this unnervingly vitalistic vision of nature, most Western landscape painting just sits there looking pretty.
Staff transformed it into a paradisiacal vision of nature by covering it with orchids.
Above all, they shared a vision of nature as a moral and spiritual force.
Which is to say, such transcendental visions of nature are not "natural" but "artificial" — they are distillations of what the eye sees and the brain chooses to select, to arrange formally as art, and to record. (And sell).
UNITARIAN SOCIETY OF RIDGEWOOD "Visions of Nature," exhibition of works by Mary Yim Kliauga, oil paintings.
MONTROSE Hendrick Hudson Free Library "Visions of Nature: Shouts and Whispers," paintings by Joann Zwolski.
There's a sense of freedom in these visions of nature.
"Visions of Nature," an art exhibition in the Steinhardt Conservatory Gallery featuring works by students and instructors; through Sunday.
