Sentence examples for a human condition from inspiring English sources

"Democracy is a human condition where laws are made by people," it said.

In retrospect, the disaffection of Antonioni's characters looks like a human condition, not merely a modern one.

She was as mechanically unmoved as one of the machines she manned at the hospital, merely charting a human condition.

It's such a human condition isn't it?" Riseborough was born in Newcastle, into a family of miners and factory workers.

Together, though in very different ways, they used image-making technology to invent an Africa as both a political place and a human condition.

Working in a style so fraught with slow takes and pregnant pauses that it's positively Finnish, he empathizes with a human condition resembling that of the caged pigeon.

For them childhood at times has seemed less a normal human condition than a handicap.

She becomes a mortal woman who is caught in a very human condition.

"The picture becomes evidence of a general human condition.

That's a normal human condition – suspension of belief.

This German artist paints a dreadful human condition with mordantly comical gloom.