| very nature | 15.80 | Art by its very nature is amoral. | ||
| exact nature | 9.48 | The exact nature of the case was unclear. | ||
| true nature | 6.98 | But we know their true nature. | ||
| competitive nature | 5.40 | His competitive nature persisted, though. | ||
| changing nature | 4.94 | A look at the changing nature of threat. | ||
| precise nature | 3.69 | What is the precise nature of the school goals? | ||
| political nature | 3.42 | No donations of a political nature were made. | ||
| cyclical nature | 2.90 | That cyclical nature is like our lives. | ||
| personal nature | 2.57 | But what of the personal nature of teaching? | ||
| different nature | 2.30 | He is a poet of a different nature. | ||
| complex nature | 2.17 | But that is part of the complex nature of Irish politics. | ||
| serious nature | 2.04 | We have a much more serious nature. | ||
| unpredictable nature | 1.97 | Now Kennedy truly realizes the unpredictable nature of the pitch. | ||
| global nature | 1.91 | Another unusual aspect of this downturn is its global nature. | ||
| sensitive nature | 1.91 | The sensitive nature of her songs was offset by her playful mood. | ||
| unusual nature | 1.84 | This stems from the unusual nature of drug discovery. | ||
| religious nature | 1.78 | But Abdul-Rauf has underlined the religious nature of his stand. | ||
| violent nature | 1.71 | What inspired the unusually violent nature of the crime? | ||
| aggressive nature | 1.65 | The aggressive nature of the format suits my style. | ||
| physical nature | 1.65 | Just the talk and the physical nature of the game. |