Sentence examples for a human nature from inspiring English sources

Buchanan, A, Human nature and enhancement., Bioethics, vol. 23 no. 3 (March, 2009), pp. 141-150 [abs] [abs].

There is, Maritain holds, a single natural law governing all beings with a human nature.

On this view, Adam's fall from grace resulted in a human nature that is essentially corrupt, and there is no possibility of recovery by natural means or human effort.

So traffic is a human nature problem.

Such quirks give a human nature to compositions that emulate machine-made imagery.

It's probably a human nature to believe in our ability to beat the odds.

Thus, verse 4 34 describes a human nature-based process of reducing environmental triggers and curbing biological urges.

The extremely experimental building pitch represents a human-nature symbiosis that includes a structure surrounded by agricultural fields that adapt with time, making the building look as if it's a living, changing object.

This, for Gaylin, misattributes to a general human nature a criminal hatred that requires more specific analysis.

The idea of a universal human nature brings us to a third theme, humanism.

He also makes an anti-racist argument for a common human nature.