Sentences with phrase «such a nature»

You are lucky to have grown up around such nature!

I am such a nature lover and for me this is ideal vacation destination.

I am such a nature girl that I wouldn't be happy doing anything else.

Anyone who believed in this should absolutely be ashamed of themselves, all the more so that quit their jobs, sold their homes and possessions, and things of such a nature.

The party relies on Section 143 (2)(b) of the 1999 Constitution and further in Section 143 (11) as (a) to state that, «President Buhari has neither committed any grave violation or breach of this Constitution», or «a misconduct of such nature as amounts in the opinion of the National Assembly to gross misconduct to warrant his impeachment or removal from office if not to play into the hands of those hell - bent of frustrating the corruption fight of this administration.

Although the president is certain that Ghana is under no terrorism threat, he said the various security agencies are being trained to be able to deal with any situation of such nature in case they do occur.

The late Ernest Becker offers a bracing antidote to such nature sentimentality:

Humanity is free to love and has the capacity to understand God, precisely because such a nature is desired by God to be united in Christ to the divine nature of the Son.

When such a nature - god departed from his fixed and routine functions into the unpredictable conduct of personal relationship, when further he made this connection permanent, attaching himself to the fortunes of a people, then he became a god of history.

A related development of such nature came up on Monday as some loyalists of Femi Gbajabiamila, majority leader of the house of representatives, boycotted the inauguration of standing committees of the house faulting the distribution formula.

But with the latest conservation figures suggesting a healthy increase in bird and turtle numbers, it seems fair to suggest that Cape Hatteras» status as a destination for nature lovers and eco-tourists can only be bolstered by such nature - friendly regulations.

He added, «Mr Blay as a lawyer knows that the National Chairman is the only one mandated to convene meetings of such nature in so far as he is around to carry out such responsibility.

Simply put, I hold to a position that our imago dei consists of such nature as to reflect God's sovereign creative abilities, most thoroughly expressed through procreation but not limited to it.

A prolepsis, as he uses the notion, is simply a claim staked out in history, which, when and if history is fulfilled, will be verified or falsified, and which is of such a nature that those who in the meantime have accepted it will all along have been living appropriately to the truth that will at the end be discovered.

It is simply one aspect of the nature of things that human beings are of such a nature as to find some things attractive, some things repulsive, and some things neutral.

And if the calls were such nature that he was afraid for the safety of those involved, then he should have reported them to the police.

The longer you hold this biased multi-faceted view, the longer the threat looms for events of such nature in the future.

The Greeks understood human beings as part of such a nature.

Now, if a micro burst produces a 4 room log cabin, or a bunch of mutations at the same time just happen to be of such nature that they are beneficial in an interrelated way, and a morphological change occurs, then that situation is exactly analogous to a micro burst producing a 4 room log cabin.

Is «the one» in whom «the many» inhere of such a nature that «the many» refers to all or only some of the component individuals?

It proclaims that this event was of such a nature that the world was destined never to be the same again.

Indeed, the reviews which the book received were of such a nature as to provoke Gerhardsson to take the unusual step of publishing a specific reply to his reviewers: Tradition and Transmission in Early Christianity (Coniectanea Neotestamentica XX und: C. W. K. Gleerup, 1964]-RRB-.

The first ammendment does not protect a person, when the speech is of such a nature that any reasonable person would expect a violent reaction from others.

For that it was necessary to establish that the individual entities of existence are themselves of such a nature that they could be responsive to influences that can be called purposive.

The relation of love to law is not dialectical, but of such a nature that that which transcends the law still needs that which it transcends: «Faith stands to reason as love transcends the law.

However, there arise occasions in which individuals and groups do seek for a basis of agreement and where interrelations are of such a nature that fundamental differences in judgments of the good become sources of dangerous social disorder.

Snacks in between meals should be just enough to tide your child over to the next meal and should not be of such a nature that your toddler doesn»» t eat their meal in favour of the snack.

The available country information does not indicate that, at present, the situation is of such a nature as to place everyone who is present in the city at a real risk of treatment such that removal to Mogadishu would be contrary to Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights.»

In due course more liberated communities in Bama, Gwoza, Askira Uba, Marte and Baga LGAs are expected to benefit from operations of such nature.

The District Chief Executive Officer of the town says this is not the first time an incident of such nature has occurred in the community.

After all, you, the Ghanaian people, had voted massively for change; therefore, there was simply no way my government would ever keep hidden from you, the people, agreements of such a nature.

However, as has always been my approach I usually leave matters of such nature to my maker.

He regretted that a highly volatile issue of such nature was trivialised and made an agenda for grandstanding by the group without any thought of its implication to the stability of the country.

If you are learning something new and you know in advance that it's of such a nature that you can learn it clearly, safely, and equally well using either sense below, how would you prefer to learn it?

The problem here is that they are always too smart and sometimes could be for their own good, they are also eager to share their opinions; men of such nature are often regarded as arrogant and intimidating — women in general are usually turned off by men with such attitudes.