in the nature of造句

The flower was something in the nature of a daffodil.

His speech was in the nature of an apology.

a philosopher who specializes in the nature of beauty.

in the nature of something though not readily apparent.

A change in the nature of the ground made the doctor change a way of locomotion.

Part of the problem lies in the nature of the startup endeavor.

Ethical naturalists believe that the foundation of ethics lies in the nature of humans themselves.

The deciding factor lies in the nature of signal being transmitted.

Set aside urban transportation, urban greening and other cities in the nature of the land.

But the core problem lies in the nature of risk assessment itself.

In the view of law, there are some large differences in theory in the nature of emission trading.

The introduction of regulation through planning in capitalist countries doesn't involve any change in the nature of the capitalist system

There is movement toward, I think, something in the nature of a pluralistic system.

And as we read, we have to fill in the nature of their relationship.

Moreover, it is in the nature of innovation to feed upon itself.

Gregory Clark, of the University of California, Davis, thinks the answers lie in the nature of European societies.

That is not in the nature of the government nor the people of Bhutan to do such things.

Vice City Stories: Entertainment services in the nature of the production and distribution of motion picture films;

Revolt is in the nature of things and so is the violence and enchantment of sexual feeling.

Of course, in the nature of things, and with a lot of drinking going on, people failed to notice.