Sentence examples for Human matters from inspiring English sources

Even the most intimate human matters are turned into diagrams.

Rather, as in many human matters, it is a problem of tribal identification or lack thereof.

We all know that intensely human matters contribute: directorial taste, personal talent, discipline, health and character.

While Haitians too worship an almighty God – Bondye in Creole – he is believed to stand above petty human matters.

Liberty – individual liberty, the autonomy of the human – matters because no one has the right to dictate to others how they should live, what they should choose, whom they should love, or what goals they should pursue, except if any of these things threaten harm to others, where harm includes limiting others' freedoms to choose.

So the prohibition on trade in human matters results in particular forms of exchange or transfer (compensation, off-setting, acknowledgement, etc).

"Survival in Auschwitz" is notably objective, factual — this is part of its greatness — and Levi always discussed the Nazis' treatment of the Jews as an international matter, a human matter, not just a Jewish matter.

With the help of endoscopic intratissular techniques, surgeons can now explore the world of living human matter.

This would also be the matter implicitly contrasted with what Aristotle identifies as the organic matter (De Anima ii 1, 412a28-b1), that is, the fully formed and living human matter, of an existing human being.

And never before has being rooted in what makes us human mattered as much as it does today.

No matter how small the circle or high the walls, writing is a human matter, and will be confronted on human terms -- for the good it does, for the damage it does, the brilliance and the nonsense.