Naturally

And including more emotions and more sensual experiences naturally and I am using my Biologist Hat here, *naturally* means it will be more arousing. ❋ Doctor Science (2005)

Old Gay, for example, used ‘absolutely', not only in places where the younger of us might quite naturally still, but also in the sense of ‘actually' or even ‘naturally' – exactly as though he were speaking in the 1870's. ❋ Unknown (2005)

The term "naturally raised" is another USDA term that says the animals were not fed any animal by-products, growth hormones or antibiotics. ❋ Maria Rodale (2012)

This naturally translates as a passive: “The square root function is computed using the Newton-Raphson method”. ❋ Unknown (2009)

“Your name naturally prolongs itself into a sigh as I think what fun I should have had I been with you in England.” ❋ Patricia O'Toole (2008)

The idea that he can pick and choose who runs his label naturally makes executives sweat. ❋ Unknown (2008)

As the experiments of these artists were directed chiefly to the solution of problems of light, the term naturally was widened to include that whole division of painting which is concerned with atmospheric aspects and color harmonies rather than with subject-interest and line composition. ❋ Sheldon Cheney (N/A)

Upon the demise of the old monarch, the title naturally passed to the ❋ Various (N/A)

In the Act of Supremacy, Parliament declared the king to be "the only supreme head in earth of the Church of England," and that he should enjoy all the powers which the title naturally carried with it. ❋ James Harvey Robinson (1899)

And the term naturally carries the idea, that the Drama in question stands on much the same ground relatively to the Classic Drama as is commonly recognized in the case of Gothic and Classic architecture; which may help us to realize how each Drama forms a distinct species, and lives free of the other so that any argument or criticism from the ancient against the modern is wholly irrelevant. ❋ Hudson, H N (1872)

The title naturally suggested for this story was "A Dead Soul," but it was discarded because of the similarity to that of the famous novel by ❋ Charles Dudley Warner (1864)

And the term naturally carries the idea, that the Drama in question stands on much the same ground relatively to the Classic ❋ Henry Norman Hudson (1850)

The title naturally evokes the traditional set-up for an old-school, Borscht Belt joke by a stand-up comic. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Both, however, are made with what she calls "naturally soured beet juice", a kind of kvas, or fermented liquor, which fits with the Polish and Russian taste for sweet and sour flavours identified by Lesley Chamberlain. ❋ Unknown (2011)

If we consider them on the part of a subject which is moved, departure from one term naturally comes before approach to another, because the one contrary which a subject abandons is in it first, and the other contrary which it acquires as the result of movement is in it afterwards. ❋ Unknown (1954)

His title naturally gave him precedence of us all -- an honour his years scarcely warranted. ❋ Unknown (N/A)