Sentence examples for wrong nature from inspiring English sources

And in 1995, William Cronon's essay "The Trouble With Wilderness; Or, Getting Back to the Wrong Nature" defined "wilderness" as a cultural construct and called into question efforts to keep pockets of America "pristine".

Don't get us wrong -- nature needs TNC and the other great environmental organizations to continue championing protection of the lands and water on which all life depends.

Then we'll be even older, which just seems wrong, against nature somehow.

As such, these banks can serve as an ecological backup in case things go wrong in nature.

Using nets to prevent the new life of springtime is so vile and pernicious that it has become a symbol of all we are getting wrong for nature: a nest behind mesh.

Personally, I like it when experiments fail repeatedly after checking that the problem is not the experimenter, because it usually means our basic hypothesis and hence the axioms on which it is based is wrong, and nature is trying to tell us something.

Hence, it may be assumed that adequate and unambiguous information about what is wrong (the nature of the condition) and what the patient can expect (the prognosis), together with trustworthy counselling can reduce the anxiety and uncertainty felt by the patients and thus ease the pain [ 12].

THERE was nothing unspoiled about the woods that Robert Spiegel trudged through recently on a single-minded quest for wrongs against nature.

It is not necessarily wrong, just human nature.

Conventional conservation has got some basic assumptions about nature wrong.

Yet Woolf is absolutely wrong about the nature of the excess information.