unnatural造句
121. Wang has long rebelled against conformism in modern dance on the mainland, and the concept that art must serve politics, describing it as unnatural and false.
122. Carrie began to feel that there was something exuberant and unnatural in his manner.
123. Using horseshit here might be acceptable, but to my ears it sounds slightly unnatural.
124. The unnatural backbone of PNAs also means that PNAs are particularly resistant to protease and nuclease degradation.
125. A scowling look is altogether unnatural; when it is often assumed, the result is that all comeliness dies away, and at last is so completely extinguished that it cannot be again lighted up at all.
126. If closed timelike curves exist, ensuring that all events are consistent is just as strange and unnatural to us as a movie played backward, or any other example of evolution that decreases entropy.
127. Here, I think slamming your fist and shouting "F**king horseshit!" sounds completely unnatural.
128. God will one day bring to an end the unnatural rule of Satan and begin His righteous reign as the rightful Ruler of the universe.
129. Mules are misbegotten, unnatural critters and it ought to be illegal to breed them. "
130. I also notice that he looks vaguely Middle Eastern and that he dyes his hair an unnatural black. He has morphed into Anwar Sadat, the Egyptian president murdered by terrorists years ago.
131. The presence of the unnatural awakens their most feral instincts.
132. The team went on to prove their new genetic code works by assigning two "unnatural" amino acids to their quadruplet codons, and incorporated them into a protein chain.
133. And their queer, crude life seemed as unnatural as that of hedgehogs.
134. And he is a writer of merely exploring humans of what is unknown, what is unnatural, what is unvalued, what is unintended and what is uncharted, to sing for their lives and silence of their souls.
135. Manned submersibles, like spaceships, must maintain living conditions in an unnatural environment.
136. " I'm tired of everlastingly being unnatural and never doing anything I want to do.
137. Based on the census data and newly published chorography , the essay makes an estimate of the unnatural death toll of Sichuan during the period of 1958-1962.
138. This unnatural pressure gradient is not just an impediment to the ability of drugs to reach tumor cells; the accumulation of interstitial fluid produces swelling in and around tumor tissues.
139. But now, the crystalloid has been detected two astronomical unit distances away from earth, and it is flying to the earth accurately with its precipitous unnatural orbit.
140. Ice trolls were actually the first to be exiled by the original Zandalar tribe due to their highly unnatural bloodlust and brutality which included a hatred for their own kind.
141. To assume an exaggerated or unnatural pose or mental attitude; attitudinize.
142. When they inserted the modified gene into E. coli, it produced a modified calmodulin protein, incorporating the two unnatural amino acids.
143. Real Americans always reject unnatural things like eyeglasses, polyester, and air conditioning.
144. The steep slopes of the DSP filtering, when adjusted aggressively, can impart an unnatural sound to an incoming signal.
145. Chin's team then inserted two quadruplet codons into the gene that codes for the common protein calmodulin, and assigned an "unnatural" amino acid to each quadruplet.
146. Zachary Lazar's father died in 1975 of distinctly unnatural causes in a stairwell at a Phoenix parking garage.
147. There was an indescribable flickering glow in his eyes, creating a fearsome and wholly unnatural effect.
147.try its best to gather and build good sentences.
148. They intended to keep their relationship a casual free-and-easy friendship, they were not going to be so unmanly and unnatural as to allow any heart-burning between them.
149. It is unnatural for birds to fly north in the winter.
150. That is why some grammatically well-formed but not conventionalized sentences are regarded unnatural by native speakers.
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