1. He was a loner by nature and by inclination.

2. Tigers are cruel by nature.

3. high-talent people lazy by nature, if, that is, not from efforts to develop his talents, his achievements would not have significant, sometimes, rather it would be better than him at the day low.

4. He is, by nature, a joker, a witty man with a sense of fun.

5. He was by nature a spirited little boy.

6. He likes painting by nature.

7. Most journalists are snoopers by nature.

8. He is by nature inclined to be rather lazy.

9. He was very generous by nature.

10. He was by nature a philosophical person.

11. He's not by nature an inquisitive person.

12. She was by nature a very affectionate person.

13. She is very sensitive by nature.

14. Fashion is by nature ephemeral.

15. He is by nature a contrarian.

16. She is proud by nature.

17. Cautious by nature, Simpkin was reluctant to interfere.

18. It's unlikely that this gully was produced by nature.

19. Motor-racing is by nature a dangerous sport.

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20. He is timid by nature.

21. She is, by nature, a sunny, positive sort of a person.

22. The human organism learns partly by nature, partly by nurture.

23. My father is a stoic by nature and found it hard to express his grief when my mother died.

24. They believe that humans are sinful by nature.

25. Goldmining is, by nature, a messy business.

26. Murphy isn't a pessimist by nature.

27. She was by nature forthright and impatient.

28. These latest findings support the thesis that sexuality is determined by nature rather than choice.

29. I am certainly lucky to have a kind wife who is loving by nature.

30. The grand canyon was not dug by the hand of man, but riven by nature.

1. He was a loner by nature and by inclination.

2. He is, by nature, a joker, a witty man with a sense of fun.

3. It's unlikely that this gully was produced by nature.

4. He is timid by nature.

31. Neither of my sons is neat by nature.

32. They are by nature reactive rather than pro-active.

33. He was by nature affectionate.

34. Everything in excess is opposed by nature. Hippocrates 

35. But some children are just shy by nature and there's not much you can do about it.

36. He was a gentle man by nature, but he would suddenly fall into a depression and lose all confidence in himself.

37. Harvesting is a delicate task requiring deft fingers and precision, for which women are supposed by nature to be peculiarly suited.

38. Are these just bad vibes and sour grapes or is hip hop just too naughty by nature for the mainstream?

39. Cautious by nature, they have missed money-spinning opportunities in new businesses like portfolio insurance and financial derivatives.

40. But ways have been found to do the same experiments, making use of facilities provided by Nature.

41. There is a universal respect and even admiration for those who are humble and simple by nature, and who have absolute confidence in all human beings irrespective of their social status. Nelson Mandela 

42. The new mushroom dynamic has stunned amateur mycologists, by nature a gentle breed.

43. A policy wonk by nature, he likes the nitty-gritty, which is no bad thing.

44. He had the power of his profession but was mild mannered and sincere by nature.

45. I am by nature a messy person, unimpressed with orderliness and free of guilt over squalor.

46. She's generous by nature.

47. Elite performers earn that title because they are, by nature, not good losers.

48. By nature the education investments of democratic governments tend to be egalitarian.

49. A precept that underlies much of Western thought is that people will by nature seek freedom and strive for liberty.

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50. Bright light is one of the cues provided by nature to help set your clock.

51. They are by nature very affectionate children, capable of great love touched with a sense of real innocence.

52. Jamie by nature is a cheerful soul, but somehow his bonhomie conjured a shadow.

53. No man was born to be more evil or greedier than another man, but all men are by nature self-centered and selfish. Dr T.P.Chia 

54. By nature the malais were heavily into festivals, and this was a landmark in the history of their presence.

55. The Aug. 29 outing will be accompanied by nature photographer Joe McDonald.

56. Trial-and-error learning involves learning to perform a novel motor behaviour, which is used to solve a problem posed by nature.

57. Flanging, by nature, has the effect of thinning down a signal, especially if used on an extreme setting.

58. I am not by nature a violent man, but these insults were more than I could bear.

59. He is part-aboriginal by nurture and white by nature; and the mixture shakes the white settlers to their roots.

60. We are by nature the Party of free enterprise and market economics.

61. Mitchell was by nature cautious with people although the island seemed to contradict this tendency in him.

62. Glynn was not by nature careless or casual; he must have been under strong emotion.

63. Oppenheimer was, by nature, a philosophical, rather grave person, but some of his colleagues were anything but.

64. The extent to which life is difficult in old age is by no means all determined by nature.

65. On the whole, feminists throughout the period agreed that women were better suited by nature to home-related tasks than were men.

66. This is less of a problem here, since rap is derivative by nature.

67. Daly was unfit for stardom by upbringing, by nature - he couldn't handle it.

68. The writer must be universal in sympathy and an outcast by nature: only then can he see clearly.

69. Honesty is an expensive virtue, and no one is really 100% honest. People are by nature half- honest and half- hypocritical, and they naturally choose to be hypocritical if doing so is beneficial to them. There is always a constant struggle between honesty and dishonesty, but nothing can replace honesty in a pleasant, healthy and happy life. Dr T.P.Chia 

70. Naughty by nature: Busi's latest novel latin lover Aldo Busi gives good quote.

71. They put a lot of heart and soul into it and attack by nature.

72. Soul musicians are, by nature, nocturnal, so many of his interviews would take place in the wee hours.

73. And even Cotton Fitzsimmons, an incorrigible optimist by nature, seemed to buy into that at least a little bit.

74. This means that man-made substances are not produced at a faster pace than they can be broken down by nature.

75. Halflings are not especially warlike by nature, and their troopers are for the most part country watchmen, game wardens and foresters.

76. Of my five fires, it is the only catastrophe instigated by nature.

77. Firstly selectors by nature have a conservative streak; this may not be a bad fault.

78. People are linked to each other by nature, and the abolition of artifice should allow nature to come into its own.

79. Some current assets are by nature needed to maintain the company operations and would not normally be available to meet short-term obligations.

80. Followed by nature attractions(), panoramic viewpoints and gastronomy.

81. Countercharge is by nature a "relatively independent appeal".

82. By nature he is an unsympathetic man.

83. Literature is, by nature, imaginal.

84. Forster was a venturer by nature.

85. I was still by nature solicitous to be neat.

86. He was by nature powerful of thought and sensibility.

87. Roger, uncommunicative by nature, said nothing.

88. So it is phenomenal, instrumental and normative by nature.

89. He was quite a shy person by nature.

90. Personal relationships are by nature not an open business.

91. He is kindness and munificence by nature.

92. Human reason is by nature architectonic.

93. He is a venturer by nature.

94. You are contemplative and analytical by nature.

95. Religious cults and priesthoods are sectarian by nature.

96. The American people are pragmatic by nature.

97. She is richly endowed by nature.

98. Deconstruction's central assertions that language is by nature arbitrary and that meaning is indeterminate are examined.

99. We can no longer thoughtlessly use the many resources provided by nature.

100. The strategy the Air Force proposes is based on a system perfected by nature for life in complex environments: bimolecular switches.

101. Finally this paper illustrates that by nature the methods to remise land use right will not have apparent effects on house price, but the demand and supply will eventually determines.

102. With their growth and development programmed by nature, they require only the most basic help from the gardener to fulfil the promise of the nurseryman's catalogue.

103. Cast glass is an organic process, hand crafted and imperfected by nature, so each piece produced is unique.

104. Animals by nature do not have an odd number of feet.

105. At Eton , he proved a good classical scholar, but was not very happy, for he was by nature revolutionary and unconventional.

106. He is a Colonel Blimp by nature and opposes any reform.

107. "When people see a strong horse and a weak horse, " he told his acolytes over table talk, "by nature, they will like the strong horse.

108. Bankruptcy Reorganization, by nature, is a special restructuring legal system designed to maintain the existence and survival of the corporations who are desperately involved in debt crisis.

109. The mucous is only a reflection of the desire to stop the momentum of change offered by nature in its cycle of rebirth each springtime.

110. By nature inoffensive, friendly, and obliging,(http:///by nature.html) his presentation at St. James's had made him courteous.

111. From the point of " kingcraft " , " humanity politics" and the "kindness by nature", we can infer that Mencius believes there should be a close link between the economy and education.

112. My friend is brilliant and by nature a describer of things felt and seen.

113. She is a girl by nature ill-suited to be a nurse.

114. Besides diplococcus gonorrhoeae, the urethra which causes by other pathogens infects is called the non-gonococcus urethritis, mainly by nature contagion.

115. Its inhabitants , by nature acquisitive and cautious, economical, tenacious, had learnt to worship the word'smart ".

116. In the prehistorical society, human social activities were greatly limited by nature, owing to the low production capacity and the primitive way of thinking.

117. This is one part of the process study of preparation Aluminium from bauxite direct reduction by halide at the condition of vacuum, the subject study is patronized by nature fund of YunNan province.

118. The attachment of deliciousness with natural nutritious foods is in fact one of the basic values set by Nature.

119. The countries that are poorest in black coal have been most richly endowed by nature with white coal.

120. "Fungible" with respect to goods or securities means goods or securities of which any unit is, by nature or usage of trade, the equivalent of any other like unit.

121. Although the approaches she adopted to make her independent don't conform to social norms, her kindheartedness by nature and enthusiasm for life show a good example for woman in any times.

122. Atman who is one and immutable by nature seems to have assumed innumerable forms.

123. Determined by modern production rule and legal institutions, so-called personal properties are of social attribute by nature and only managed by individuals.

124. I am an optimist by choice as much as by nature.

125. Mrs. Rushworth was that kind of woman: foolish, vain, and clandestine by nature.

126. The feature of constitutionalist civilization by nature is the political order under constitution governing.

127. No , lord And why is that? Sensual pleasures are inconstant, hollow, false, deceptive by nature.

128. People are not by nature passive or resistant to organizational needs.

129. In fact, by nature, the application right of thing right should not be applied by the limitation of action. So the writer suggests that the coming civil code shou...

130. Experimental results showed that ampho-surfactant gave good anti-static characteristic to ECDP, and fiber spinnability was directly influenced by nature of friction of ECDP.

131. As an important system in employment contract law, dismissal wage by nature should be obligatory or legal help given by employer to employee passively unemployed.

132. Robert ( surprised with little more happiness ): Are you sadistic by nature or what?

133. This process of combining inter-species genes, which is called recombinant DNA technology, does not have the checks and balances that are imposed by nature in traditional breeding.

134. Yet necessary public-health interventions are by nature paternalistic: think fluoridation of municipal water supplies, compulsory vaccinations and mandatory reporting of communicable diseases.

135. Murky by nature, cybercrime losses are difficult to categorize. That helps keep them hidden from the public eye by companies leery of publicizing breaches in corporate security.

136. Today, if someone claims that science is by nature a human activity, we can refute them by imaginatively appreciating the possibility of extra-terrestrial scientists.

137. The new industrial district in China had been the new point of growth of the regional economy over the past 20 to 30 years, and that of Zhejiang mode strongly resembles the Italian one by nature.

138. It sort of reminds you that some of the more fantastical things in art are outdone by nature.

139. By nature, a man is suspicious, competitive, con- trolled, defensive and a loner who hides his emotional state to stay in control.

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140. Pyrolytic conversion does not destroy the porous carbon structure created by nature.

141. To be a well-favoured man is the gift of fortune; but reading and writing comes by Nature.

142. The sports fan is, by nature, a forgetful creature . And why shouldn't he be?

143. Your air was often diffident, and altogether that of one refined by nature, but absolutely unused to society, and a good deal afraid of making herself conspicuous by some solecism or blunder.

144. Men are polygamous by nature. There's no doubt and there's nothing to debate about it.

145. The intercollegiate competence is, by nature, that of human resources, with the competition at higher level as its core.

146. By nature, special courts are quasi- administrative and quasi-judicial, but they are of more administrative characteristics.

147. The greenway is a more natural process. It is made by nature not by artificial methods.

148. Furthermore, since the faculties of human beings are by nature diverse and unequal, aninequality of condition arises naturally from an equal right to liberty ofevery man.

149. Hangzhou's beauty lies in the West Lake, and the beauty of the West Lake is well-endowed by nature.

150. An outsider, because of her birth (the result of her father's adulterous relationship) and by nature, she confides in her diary, which is read by her sister-in-law with unfortunate consequences.

151. Not in accordance with or determined by nature ; contrary to nature .

152. Theory of computation is, by nature, an abstract discipline, and the problem-solving approach appears to be most helpful.

153. The freedom of choice is by nature free choice by oneself.

154. Standoffish by nature, Borzois need extensive exposure to people and to unusual sights and sounds.

155. The dragon by nature is a gregarious creature who wanders the earth.

156. He was built as powerfully as a bull and it was common knowledge that he was so generously endowed by nature that his martyred wife feared the marriage bed as unbelievers once feared the rack.

157. As an inherently unstable system by nature, the inverted pendulum has been used as the controlled device in a prototype real-time control system.

158. I have fallen from You by my iniquity, and am by nature a son of death, and a thousand-fold more the child of hell by wicked practice.

159. By nature combative, the secretary of state Alexander Haig nevertheless embodied the national will.

160. It was all very well to tell yourself in advance that Mrs. van der Luyden was always silent, and that, though non-committal by nature and training, she was very kind to the people she really liked.

161. Our course of study takes as its assumption that ethical principles are unsystematic by nature.

162. For all his overmastering zeal , Bernard was by nature neither a bigot nor a persecutor.

163. Though inherently non-ACID by nature, MyISAM storage engine backup and recovery can be exercised to the level of version recovery without the data integrity promise.

164. Evidently, Dogberry turned upside down: A man's ugliness or beautifulness comes by nature; reading and writing is acquired after birth.

165. Because there are by nature very specific, they are naturally hard to generalise.

166. Its massive oaken door stood unbarred. Within was a small chamber, chilly as an ice-house, and walled by Nature with solid limestone that was dewy with a cold sweat.

167. A bottom plodder by nature, a startled common snapper coaxes grace from its heavy, muscled body as it swims across a Florida pond.

168. Certainly here is the case where we're humbled by nature.

169. Man was made to look for answers outside of himself. He is incurably religious by nature.

170. They are violent by nature: fights between giants are common, and when a Muggle unsuspectingly wanders into their midst it means certain death.

171. He was built as powerfully as a bull and it was common knowledge that he was generously endowed by nature that his martyred wife feared the marriage bed as unbelievers once feared the rack.

172. SOFTBAMBOO fibers are prepared by nature bamboo as fiber pulp material through viscose process, and the fibers are environmental-friendly with excellent textile property.

173. Hsin - mei is very warmhearted by nature, I know.

174. The design starts with integration of technological interventions to emulate a treatment system, which then is taken over by nature to be managed with self regulation and low maintenance.

175. For God is but a great will pervading all things by nature of its intentness .