Sentence examples for Hardwired nature from inspiring English sources

Given our hardwired nature as social beings, when those we care about are threatened or suffer, there is another kind of first dart: unavoidable emotional pain.

Because calligraphy had distant roots in pictographs distilled from natural forms, both writing and painting were thought to be hardwired to nature itself: its energy flowed from the body, through the brush and into the ink.

The novel's undercurrent is a discussion of whether greed and excess is hardwired into nature, whether humans are born to consume.

Such behavior is clearly not hardwired by the nature of cats or dogs but acquired through a specific way in which they are raised.

As humans, we're hardwired to enjoy nature, says Tom Armour, director of landscape and urbanism at Arup: "We've only really had mass urbanisation for the last 200 years, say, out of our hunter-gather experience of 100,000 years".

Helmut Schmidt, who as a German is hardwired to the nature of cataclysm and at 92 knows what sacrifice brought a borderless Europe, declared as much the other day, lambasting "anyone who considers his own nation more important than common Europe".

Barrett and friends say that children are hardwired to believe that nature is designed.

His pessimism and scepticism may irritate many Left-liberals, with their deep suspicion of the hardwired impulses of human nature, but he is never predictable.

Our higher nature is hardwired into us.

This social nature is hardwired into our genes and brains.

Perhaps the most important points are simply that people are naturally hardwired with both beneficial and harmful tendencies and that we are all hardwired to be self centred.