nature don't about us vs nature doesn't about us

Some examples from the web:

• No, but that's what nature's about.
• Any records of a personal nature, about who we are, those are gone.
• One day, when I was 6 years old, I saw a magnificent picture in a nature book about the primeval forest.
• Some - Some nature program about elephants.
• The majority of the existing schemes are general in nature and about half of these have an upper limit or cap.
• In the debate following up the initiative of the French Government, the Commission raised a series of questions of a legal and technical nature about the creation of a judicial training network.
• In the vote on today's four reports by Mrs Batzeli, we only had to reach an opinion on amendments of a more technical nature about the structure of the implementation of the programmes.
• Constance Baikie was one of those women knew everything about nature.
• That is the thing about nature.
• In this way, I actually started to learn about nature.
• A doctor who writes about nature should know the difference.
• - and let them learn something about nature and American ideals.
• I've always been deeply passionate about nature.
• My questions about nature, I let them know, were different.
• Finally, we in Europe care about nature and the environment.
• I mean, it raises all sorts of philosophical-type questions about the nature of self, about the existence of a soul.
• This is being compounded by rapid climate change as well as social and economic changes of a structural nature brought about by the economic and financial crisis.
• It's not in my nature to keep quiet about anything.
• It's not in my nature to keep quiet about anything.
• I have a lesson about the nature of true faith.

Some examples from the web:

• No, but that's what nature's about.
• Any records of a personal nature, about who we are, those are gone.
• One day, when I was 6 years old, I saw a magnificent picture in a nature book about the primeval forest.
• Some - Some nature program about elephants.
• The majority of the existing schemes are general in nature and about half of these have an upper limit or cap.
• In the debate following up the initiative of the French Government, the Commission raised a series of questions of a legal and technical nature about the creation of a judicial training network.
• In the vote on today's four reports by Mrs Batzeli, we only had to reach an opinion on amendments of a more technical nature about the structure of the implementation of the programmes.
• Constance Baikie was one of those women knew everything about nature.
• That is the thing about nature.
• In this way, I actually started to learn about nature.
• A doctor who writes about nature should know the difference.
• - and let them learn something about nature and American ideals.
• I've always been deeply passionate about nature.
• My questions about nature, I let them know, were different.
• Finally, we in Europe care about nature and the environment.
• I mean, it raises all sorts of philosophical-type questions about the nature of self, about the existence of a soul.
• This is being compounded by rapid climate change as well as social and economic changes of a structural nature brought about by the economic and financial crisis.
• It's not in my nature to keep quiet about anything.
• It's not in my nature to keep quiet about anything.
• I have a lesson about the nature of true faith.