Sentence examples for a place of human from inspiring English sources
Abroad, he predicted that Africa would "emerge as a place of human hope".
As Straus and Dent ruefully comment, "So ended Baskerville House as a place of human abode".
"It's a place of human greatness, suffering and endurance – and an almost incomprehensible mastering of a situation that seems overwhelming, impossible to deal with.
Archaeological evidence shows that it has been a place of human habitation for nearly 5,000 years, and the reasons why should be clear to anyone.
"It was a place of human contact".
Archaeological investigation has yet to establish when the Castle Rock was first used as a place of human habitation.
The album was called "I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You," and if you listened closely, if you paid attention, it would just thrill you, take you to a place of exquisite human feeling.
Mr Ishihara's photograph was of daimyo (lords') mansions.The master knows better than most that Tsukiji is not just an economic entity, though at 25 times the size of London's Billingsgate, it sits at the heart of the world's seafood trade, handling 2,000 tonnes of fish and seafood 400 different species on a normal day.It is also a place of deep human connections, rooted in place.
In modern times, however particularly in Western societies, where the pervasiveness of religious obligation has been replaced by ecclesiastical institutionalism on the prevailing Christian model this whole crucial area has lost much of its meaning as a place of divine-human meeting.
Pierre and Gilles's forest is a place of fantasy, where human figures, mainly lone men, emerge from the foliage like otherworldly beasts.
It depicts a place voided of human presence, a bleak vision breathtakingly conceived: in its image of a purely robotic world, WALLE, rather than Spielberg's AI, is the true inheritor of Stanley Kubrick's futurism.
