Sentence examples for work of nature from inspiring English sources

A work of nature that took ages to form had melted away in a matter of decades.

To someone, therefore, he was a tyrant, and his toppling into the sand was not the slow work of Nature and of time.

Was art mere imitation, something "dumb" nature could also deploy, or did it operate through genius itself understood quite explicitly as the work of Nature?

Among the faithful, it does not seem to matter that the stump, about three feet high, was not the work of nature but of a 17-year-old boy who was hacking through the heavily wooded lot last summer.

Emergy Accounting and Synthesis, developed by Howard Odum in the 1980s, accounts for both the work of nature and that of humans as part of it in generating products and services.

Great Basin national park brings home the stony magnificence of desert and mountain, what it is like to be alone under a sky so deep and star-filled one can hope humanity will prove too insignificant to destroy the work of nature.

The sixties saw demolition of cultural strictures in favor of works of nature.

They show and name works of nature, such as mountains, valleys, lakes, rivers, vegetation, etc.

Mostly these are in remote and underdeveloped regions, because economic development destroys the works of nature.

This is the garden's first attempt to marry its works of nature with works of art, which require added security measures.

The idea that you can prevent the sediment from coming out is meddling with the works of nature.