Sentence examples for would most naturally from inspiring English sources

If the natural laws are simply compendious statements of natural regularities, an apparent "violation" would most naturally be an indication, not that a supernatural intervention in the course of nature had occurred, but rather that what we had thought was a natural law was, in fact, not one.

Thus Greek idiom can readily treat the object of propositional knowledge, which in English would most naturally be a that-clause, as a thing considered as having a quality.

For example, semantic accounts that employ intensions would most naturally treat 'lasted a fortnight' and 'lasted two weeks' as having the same meaning (since they have the same intension), which makes it difficult for such accounts to explain how 'Tom believes the battle lasted two weeks, but does not believe that it lasted a fortnight' could be true.

CONVEYING with any accuracy the goings-on at a recent rehearsal of "Treasure Island" would come most naturally to a comic-book artist or perhaps a writer for the old "Batman" TV show.

We only play this once before going back over some shaping and wrangling over awkward bowing in other movements where the phrasing of the texts kicks against the bowing that would come most naturally to us.

Were the Bodyline series to be played today, Jardine's mindset – combining an imaginative reading of the rules and an innovative approach to on-field tactics with a win-at-all-costs attitude that always threaten to spill beyond the limits of acceptable sporting conduct – would sit most naturally in the Australian camp, not with the tradition-bound, fair play fumblers of England.

Moreover, it would explain most naturally why particle talk appears almost unavoidable.

Additionally, this reservoir appears to be mentioned by the Bordeaux Pilgrim (section 4) as already existing, and "would therefore most naturally be referable to Hadrian".

It should be noted that the small Royal Marsden trial (Wiltshaw et al, 1986) would fall most naturally into this group of trials.

Our working hypothesis was that if predicted enhancers/silencers are preferentially supported by a single-stranded configuration then average PU values should go down after contextual reshuffling as it would most probably disrupt the naturally occurring local secondary structures.

In this context, the relevant metaphysical constituents would for a medieval thinker most naturally be understood as forms, corresponding to Aristotle's division of the categories.