Sentences with phrase «nature abhors»

Nature abhors a vacuum.

Nature abhors a vacuum and so does a Google search.

It was Aristotle who first theorized that nature abhors a vaccum, and it would seem the media does too.

say that nature abhors a vacuum.

Perhaps the ultimate inviolable law of nature is that nature abhors a vacuum.

In the mean time nature abhors a vacuum so it is filled with anything that will make a profit.

Nature Abhors a Vacuum, 1973 © 2015 Helen Frankenthaler Foundation, Inc. / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York Photo courtesy Helen Frankenthaler Foundation Archives, New York

Frankenthaler explored a variety of linear components in her oil paintings of the 1950s, but in the 1960s she shifted her focus, embracing acrylic paints to explore open, flat fields of color, evident in the large and glowing 1973 painting «Nature Abhors a Vacuum.»

Landfield's compositions are much like Frankenthaler's 1973 Nature Abhors a Vacuum.

Helen Frankenthaler, Nature Abhors a Vacuum, 1973.

«Nature Abhors a Vacuum», 1973 by Helen Frankenthaler © Helen Frankenthaler / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York — via National Gallery of Art.

Frankenthaler's 1973 painting Nature Abhors a Vacuum.

But just as nature abhors a vacuum, so do bad guys.

If they are not taught from an early age that humans are the pack leaders, they will jockey to gain that position for themselves — not because they are necessarily bullies, but because nature abhors a vacuum.

Pathogens may overcome both means of control by the selection of adapted strains in a short period of time, thereby invoking the old adage that nature abhors a vacuum.

«Nature abhors empty spaces.

But even in deepest space, nature abhors a total vacuum.

Yet Baker also realizes this theory has a problem: nature abhors a vacuum.

Such fallacious reasoning comes up so often in my encounters with believers that I conclude it must be a product of a brain unsatisfied with doubt; as nature abhors a vacuum, so, too, does the brain abhor no explanation.

On the towel was written «Nature Abhors Naked Singularities.»

Nature abhors a vacuum, but nearly anything else will do.

«Since nature abhors vacuum, the former members of the NWC that were expelled by the NEC meeting of Dec. 21, 2016 should be replaced.

Nature abhors a vacuum, and these new spiritualities are filling the spiritual vacuum left by unsatisfactory church connections.

Nature abhors a vacuum, and it is to that end that Liz Hickok, an enterprising artist in San Francisco, has accomplished the feat so many people have attempted and so...

And because nature abhors a vacuum, the geniuses at NBC are putting their heads together to create a modern adaptation of Wuthering Heights, set in Napa Valley, called Napa.

All western civilization is based on the fact that at key points in history the people that believed in the Cross triumphed over the people that believed in the Koran or Marxism or the Swaztika — secularism is an illusion that creates a vacuum and nature abhors a vacuum — and something evil is always there to fill it — I salute the brave italian catholics fighting for Christ.

For... nature abhors a vacuum, and hence as soon as the soul is emptied of self Divinity fills the void.

They say, «Nature abhors a vacuum,» but that's nothing compared to being a mom.

As nature abhors a vacuum, so monetary policy abhors stasis.

Nature abhors a vacuum — and so does business.

Nature abhors a vacuum, and so do we humans, so when we're driven by a desire to close that breach.

Central banks by their nature abhor two risks, credit risk, and lending long.

Such an admission would be anathema to the media, like Nature abhorring a vacuum.

Not exact matches

The burden is not on the franchisee to fill their own position, but franchise opportunities, like nature, abhor a vacuum.

Contrary to the plati - tudes abhorred by Lamott and put forth often by people who claim to be Christian, putting faith in God does not mean letting go, it means grabbing on to the truth of God, trusting fully in Him, and acting responsively to His love which endures for us despite our undeserving nature.

Their relative success and public visibility in contemporary life are based in part on the fact that society, like nature, abhors a vacuum.

Theology, like nature, abhors a vacuum.

Second, nature may abhor a vacuum, but the state loves one.

If there is a vacuum in our life where God ought to be, we will fill that vacuum with something; for the human heart, like nature itself, abhors a vacuum.

All the science geeks out there will understand... My husband keeps saying every time we try to clean... Like nature, a toddler abhors a vacuum.

Niccolò Machiavelli wrote The Prince nearly five hundred years ago and although pious renaissance observers abhorred the idea that ends might justify means, Machiavelli's political treatise remains an astute account of human nature and the struggle for power.

Science, like nature, abhors a vacuum, so a variety of new theories have whooshed into the void.

Having created the vacuum, the bros make like nature and pretend to abhor it.

Like nature, the commentariat abhors a vacuum, and as a result, DeVos has found herself at the intersection of several trending narratives in American politics and education.

Nature may abhor a vacuum, but bias loves one and thrives in it.

Crossing five continents, the Lappés explore some of the most puzzling questions of our time: Why, as societies, do we create the very inequalities and devastation of nature that, as individuals, we abhor?

The more I thought about it, the more it made sense — even if this trend ultimately proved a bust, financial institutions, like nature, abhor a vacuum: if they see an opportunity they will (eventually) rush in... something to exploit in the meantime.

The nature of American culture abhors implicit fraud, and thus we regulate most of those that take money and offer uncertain promises, when those offering the money don't have much.

We live in the matrix already, 9 to 5 lifestyles I always abhorred it given my rebellious nature I prefer to die right now than be employed.