Usar "by nature" en una oración

1. Children are curious by nature – that is how they learn

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2. They are ‘programmed by nature to behave in a certain way

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3. Smith was not by nature solitary, rather it was simply the case that He had

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4. That's wrong: Human beings are evil by nature and they like causing pain to those who happen to be weaker

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5. Smith was not by nature solitary, rather it was simply the case that He had always been alone

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6. 14For when the Gentiles, which have not the law, do by nature the things contained in

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7. In many instances, medication may be required as part of the solution offered by Nature

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8. Being primarily an herbivore himself, Horrifying Hippo would nip and pick on a variety of other plants that aroused his sensorial interest too, even enjoying an occasional side dish of the carcasses of dead animals although by nature he was not carnivorous nor a stalker and hunter like some of the tigers and other big pussycats in his environment

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9. England, on account of the natural fertility of the soil, of the great extent of the sea-coast in proportion to that of the whole country, and of the many navigable rivers which run through it, and afford the conveniency of water carriage to some of the most inland parts of it, is perhaps as well fitted by nature as any large country in Europe to be the seat of foreign commerce, of manufactures for distant sale, and of all the improvements which these can occasion

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10. The mountains of Scotland, Wales, and Northumberland, indeed, are countries not capable of much improvement, and seem destined by nature to be the breeding countries of Great Britain

11. Avienus is by nature very unforgiving, ruthless

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12. All of this added up to a dreary existence for young Sammy, who was by nature not quite the loner that circumstances made him be

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13. Borganst, Demorn, women, children, they lay all around, decaying, waiting to be consumed by nature and the elements

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14. In the end, the animals will have stripped the battlefield clean, minus odds bits of clothing and weaponry, and finished the tasks to which they’d been appointed by nature herself

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15. What many of these women and their proselytized (male) cohorts fail to recognize, howe ver, is that manly qualities are determined by nature and that although the underlying characteristics(s) that typically define (most) males may be artificially modified, nature‘s tenacious capacity to overcome such efforts is demonstrated in the remarkable manner it is able to recover itself

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16. Individuals are by nature, unequal

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17. Unless better evidence comes to light I really cannot see how they could have done it being intelligence gathers only by nature

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18. In any event, there are any number of vocational and/or general studies programs available to students who are neither endowed by nature nor temperament to pursue higher learning (that is not necessarily a bad thing inasmuch it fills a vital need))

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19. Vacant house blocks marked the places where homes had been swallowed up by nature's fury

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20. His mind was equipped by nature with a temporary instinct called codependency

21. Some people become loving, kind, and peaceful by nature, while others are known to be angry, cantankerous, or belligerent

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22. We Russians are suspicious by nature

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23. 1 Surely all men are vain by nature, who are ignorant of God, and could not out of the good things that are seen know him who is:

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24. the greater sympathy of mothers with the feelings of those born of them! 5 for by how much mothers are by nature weak in

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25. Music by nature is not well-defined and does not have a clear structure say like a square or rectangle that human minds can comprehend

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26. 20 Of the passions pleasure and pain are the two most comprehensive; and they also by nature refer to the soul

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27. 4 O in what way can I describe ethically the affections of parents toward their children the resemblance of soul and of form engrafted into the small type of a child in a wonderful manner especially through the greater sympathy of mothers with the feelings of those born of them! 5 for by how much mothers are by nature weak in disposition and prolific in offspring by so much the fonder they are of children

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28. There is primary beauty, which is created by nature, and there is secondary beauty,

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29. Primary beauty is created by nature; secondary beauty is created by a life that

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30. I am moderately shy by nature, but once contact is established I can spin tall tales with the best of them, so our symbiotic relationship served both of us equally well

31. planes This is the protection provided by nature to prevent a premature

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32. I pictured the red and blue path surrounded by nature as I had painted it

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33. Naturally I didn't mind, and was heartened to discover I was reasonably close to the magazine’s ideal, although puny when compared to Renaissance nudes, showing that great Art is inspired by nature, not a copy of it

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34. Being an optimist by nature, I truly believe in humanity's capacity to innovate ourselves out of the dark places our biology and self-interest often lead us

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35. co-operative, and avuncular by nature

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36. A blunt and cynical man by nature, he was entirely out of his depth when it came to negotiating the mysteries of female emotions, especially those of a woman less than half his age

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37. She talked incessantly by nature and as Matthew once remarked, she could talk for Ireland, adding that would be between cigarettes, she being practically a chain smoker

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38. He was a very punctual man by nature himself and did not tolerate complacency in others lightly

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39. 7 He was a rebel by nature and an iconoclast by training, but Jesus won him for the higher concepts of the kingdom of heaven

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40. Leos are highly sexual people by nature

41. 6 "By nature, before the rebirth of the spirit, mortal man is subject to inherent evil tendencies, but such natural imperfections of behavior are neither sin nor iniquity

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42. This higher mind is by nature generous because it is unaffected by material circumstances

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43. They also work well under the supervision of others, although by nature they would rather be the supervisors and increase their sphere of influence

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44. Gomes then scaled the fence and climbed the cliffs and saw a valley cut out of the ground not by nature but by man made machines

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45. character is doomed he is noble by nature, but has a tragic flaw, an

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46. A cathedral grown by nature and every bit as impressive as those built of stone

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47. The Roman was by nature and training a lawyer; he revered even the laws of nature

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48. of the mind, and were by nature children of wrath, just as the others

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49. “You know the answer to that question; by nature, the all-embracing nature which we only partially understand

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50. Extinction sounds natural, like it was caused by nature

51. Although they were surrounded by nature deep in Mexico, it was far from quiet

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52. (Python is very fast by nature)

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53. That is which have claw, fang or tusk, they hurt by nature

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54. I woke in the night the storm still thrashed and howled with a madness I had never dreamed of, although the storm did not seem to have abated, I was called by nature so I had to leave my cosy little hole, not seriously thinking anyone would be out in this kind of weather never the less I was still very wary, I looked all around but I could sense no danger

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55. Skunk by nature and by scent

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56. By nature, he was a risk taker and had been all his life

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57. dictated by nature alone

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58. Amy by nature was different to Carla, but both were highly intelligent; physically, they were extraordinarily lithe and coordinated with remarkable stamina

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59. The silence was as overwhelming as the crash had been; death thwarted by nature as it had placed the boulder in that position, hundreds of years before

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60. At first it was fumblingly perfect, scripted by nature

61. Suspicious by nature, Malenkov phoned his inside man at Scotland Yard and asked what he knew about D

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62. should by nature be an ally, however the Christianity of the betrayers will probably be of the type

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63. It was formed by nature at the beginning of time and links east with west, north with south providing access for the Ohinemuri River and State Highway 2 through hard rock and towering forests

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64. The effect, of course, was to increase their burden and further reduce the mobility of an infantry unit that was already slow by nature

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65. All the myriad things in the world are different by nature and they have

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66. Being intensely curious by nature, the seven year-old boy quietly got up, not wanting to wake up his family, and walked out of the hut to go see what was causing the vibration

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67. While being mesmerized by natures scent It was a breath of fresh air, to no longer be in contempt Gazing at beautiful autumn leaves

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68. He was not a muscle man by nature; in fact he regarded such

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69. Jil smiled at him, ‘You’re certainly a fighter by nature, that much is for

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70. It was at this point that some of the critics began to become uneasy with Kubrick, for he portrayed man as violent and bestial by nature, incapable of solving their problems on their own and with their only hope of salvation being intervention by god-like extraterrestrial

71. There was no doubt a correlation between celebrity friendliness and the demands placed upon the celebrity by the fan base, but it didn’t mean that celebrities were by nature rude or inconsiderate or spoiled, as myths tended to paint them

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72. Artists by nature are often fueled by ego and more often than not, they crave validation for their works, whether it be a novel, a painting, or in this case, a poem

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73. Dictated by Nature - The Rights of the Rulers and the Ruled Ones

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74. It was almost set by nature that they were given the

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75. William Wilberforce was enslaved by nature because he was a lame,

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76. therefore is a telepath by nature, but his telepathy would be limited to touch, or extremely close proximity to the subject, and it usually involves some sort of trance state for a real time exchange of information to occur

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77. no ready response, and in any case was a follower by nature

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78. I’m a sceptic by nature but always up for some mind-blowing activity

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79. It says, in which we once walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, that spirit who now works in the sons of disobedience, whom we all once conducted ourselves in the lusts of our flesh, fulfilling desires of the flesh and mind, and were by nature children of wrath, just as the others

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80. The ones who are compassionate by nature tend to be effected the hardest

81. ‘The perception that women are ambiguous by nature is not unfounded for they tend to dissemble

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82. ‘But don’t I know that only a handful of men are incorruptible, either by nature or by conviction

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83. By nature he was completely

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84. And the commotion its theft, and the relief its retrieval, occasioned in the Muslim world once, might show that at heart man, even the Musalman, is by nature idolatrous, in spite of his religious conditioning to the contrary

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85. Maybe he was a happy person by nature

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86. The mind is so fickle and restless (by nature it is something that

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87. pelled by nature to relapse into unconsciousness with the coming of

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88. object, body, and time-rendered by nature in conjunction with Krishn

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89. formed by nature and his own Soul as a non-doer

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90. Viewing all action as accomplished by nature implies that he sees the

91. by nature a creature of faith

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92. “The heart is empathetic by nature, but loving by choice

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93. excruciating suffering, where life is simply a canvas for the hatred that is torture, rather by nature, human, or god

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94. We are empathetic by nature, but we are compassionate by will

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95. earth, who by nature are closer to him than his relatives

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96. hierarchy of females, she is a pronounced leader; by nature she has an athletic

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97. It should be noted that intellect is given to a human by nature in order for him to

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98. In order to correspond to images that by nature you are not, you need

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99. Love by nature has conditions for its award: “You are my lover, child, tribe

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100. body that was given by nature, no upbringing, no education can change the natural