Meanings of left to nature in English

More than half is left to nature, but his scarce perceptible touches bias nature.

But nothing is left to nature in their systems.

In some of the forks he had inserted wooden seats, others he had left to nature.

Indeed they are better animals in general, perhaps because more is left to nature in their education.

The back of the house looked directly out over the lake, and the land here was frankly left to nature.

There will not be one inch left to nature; the very oceans will somehow be tamed, the snow-mountains will be levelled.

We sometimes see these nutritive gramina disseminate themselves; but when left to nature the birds prevent their reproduction by destroying the seeds.

So beauty will peep through every small corner that is left to Nature, even under severe restrictions.

When left to Nature, the little chalk stream might truly have said, in the words of the poem-

Dr Hamilton says I am to be left to Nature, whatever that is; I overheard him say it one day.

The point is not so much that the process cannot be safely left to Nature, but that it cannot be entrusted to merely intellectual instruction.