Sentence examples for wisdom of nature from inspiring English sources

In all these photographs the beauty and wisdom of nature are rendered explicit.

"We have marveled enough at the deep abstract wisdom of nature and history," Berlin quotes Herzen declaring.

"We are trying to understand the wisdom of nature and harness that in creative ways," Dr. Okarma said.

People believe that mountains, being the tallest living things on Earth, are closest to heaven, and thus transmit or connect us to the higher wisdom of nature.

Designers will concede to the wisdom of nature to ensure water is absorbed when there's an excess: instead of water-resistant concrete, permeable materials and green spaces will be used to soak up rainfall, and rivers and streams will be interconnected so that water can flow away from flooded areas.

For example, utilizing the wisdom of nature in buildings, architectural innovations using bionic functions have been created based on the favorable natural ventilation system found in termite mounds.

Reference was made to the 'wisdom' of nature that has ensured that traditional sheep and beef cattle farming is in harmony with other factors in nature, as exemplified in this quote "The whole world has been covered in ruminants from time began… Mother Nature, whatever that is, wouldn't have created a system that was going to destroy itself" (interview 98, beef breeder).

The second premise says, "That there are in fact the clearest marks of design and wisdom in the works of Nature" (EIP 6.6, 509).

That name, and the theme of aboriginal wisdom about nature, thus entered the history of environmental activism.

As we shift towards a new paradigm, we will fuse current learning with intelligent awareness of nature's wisdom.

Reviewing Snuff in the Guardian, AS Byatt wrote of Pratchett: He is a master of complex jokes, good bad jokes, good dreadful jokes and a kind of insidious wisdom about human nature (and other forms of alien nature).