I have a friend who has unlimited influence with the newspaper men, and I will have him attend to the matter at once, and see to it that everything of that nature is suppressed.
No," the attorney answered, quickly, "I am not aware of anything of that nature.
And yet, for a service of that nature, could she reasonably rely upon me?
To this extent Mrs. Schreiber approved of religion; but nothing of a sectarian cast could she have tolerated; nor had she anything of that nature to apprehend from my mother.
Was it for a prince to countenance a robbery of that nature, or to appropriate its spoils?
For truly the very ground of evil speaking of that nature, is some advantage, we conceive, that may redound to our own reputation, by the diminution of another’s fame.
Lower is this Nature; other than this and higher know that Nature of mine which constitutes the individual soul, by which this world is supported' (Bha.
Lower is this nature; other than this and higher know that nature of mine which has become the individual soul by which this world is supported.
I can answer for every thing of that nature, sir, because it will be under Mrs. Weston's care.
We conclude then, that nature as known to us is an idea; that Nature is one thing and the idea of nature another.
We could credit that Cesare held "some orgy of that nature.
Gregorovius says, you will observe, "Some orgy of that nature, or something similar, may very well have taken place.
I did not care to press her upon a question of that nature, knowing that she might have answered my question with a question, and have said, "Why, how did I and the prince come to be so intimate?
You fancy, says our author, that Nature is inert, because it goes on in so constant and unvarying a course.
You would believe, says he, that Nature is active, but for the fact that her doings are all conformed to laws that you can trace.
But unless the author can prove that Nature is not inert, he has no foundation to build on.
Such are the grounds upon which rests the belief, that nature is not inert.
It is the charm of the descriptive poetry of a religious mind, that nature is viewed in a moral connexion.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "that nature" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
