Sentence examples for The human predicament from inspiring English sources

Here is a war story, wrapped in fantasy, that delivers painful truths about the human predicament.

After finishing "The Human Predicament," I wrote to Benatar to ask if we could meet.

These quirks are bound to have implications for the human predicament.

It presents in an acute form the human predicament: everyone must become neglected, forgotten, or replaced.

The search for understanding of the human predicament may well look like a journey.

The Boething Lecture Series, in honor of John and Susan Boething, addresses forest and the human predicament.

A proper name captures the human predicament — the need for significance and the need to be grounded in the world.

Whether from affluent or poor homes, whether hideously mistreated or just averagely neglected, this is the human predicament.

Yet contradictions abound: "Elastic and powerful," Ms. Kinchin writes, "the symbolic figure of the child has masked paradoxical aspects of the human predicament in the modern world".

It may also explain the profoundly moral, indeed religious, exploration of the human predicament and the relationship between body and soul apparent in her writing.

He would have expressed his own meaning more perspicuously had he spoken instead of "the minimum content of positive law, the minimum set of principles which, because rationally necessitated —given certain fundamental 'truisms' about human nature and the human predicament for the securing of purposes shared by all survivable human societies, can be called natural law".