Sentence examples for a study of human from inspiring English sources

It really is, just as a study of human nature".

And yet, and yet… As a study of human behaviour or a comedy of manners, it touches genius.

Economics — which is at root a study of human behavior — tends to be messier.

Jacques Tati, 1953 You say: Its mock-silent method is wonderfully suited to a study of human incompetence without being patronising; it's peerless.

For more than twenty years, Robert Sampson, a Harvard sociologist, and a team of researchers have conducted a study of human development in Chicago neighborhoods.

The religious claim, of course, is that God does exist and that theology is not simply a study of human belief but an investigation of reality.

Yet the page from Leonardo da Vinci's Codex Arundel notebook in the Treasures gallery of the British Library is not – or not directly – a study of human anatomy.

The French architect Le Corbusier developed a theory of proportion called Modulor, also based on a study of human proportions.

During the nineteen-eighties and nineties, Wim H. M. Saris, a professor of nutrition at the University of Maastricht, conducted a study of human endurance by following participants in the Tour.

According to a study of human remains from China and Japan, the height of the average person declined by more than three inches during the millennia in which rice cultivation intensified.

Like Gone Home, it's a study of human relationships and pressures – and as the investigator you're going to gain a certain perspective based on the AR artefacts you discover.