Sentence examples for a test of human from inspiring English sources

But Sunday's New York City Marathon also proved to be a test of human patience.

"It is supposed to be a test of human capability, not a chemical war or a genetic war," Brandi Chastain of the American women's soccer team said.

It is almost a test of human solidarity.To call the experience Sehgal has set in motion life-affirming would be no more than platitude.

Ron Shaich, the chairman of Panera and a co-founder of the chain, says that if "we see people are gaming the system, we're going to say, 'Why don't you come in and volunteer?' " "It's a test of human nature," Mr. Shaich added.

Introducing unGooglable text questions, multimedia clues and using special backgrounds that thwart computer vision could keep HQ a test of human knowledge.

Doctors usually required a relative who matched closely on a test of human leukocyte antigens, the markers the immune system uses to distinguish foreign flesh.

Globalization was never merely a trend; it is also a test of the human character.

Those without health insurance have allowed a civil rights issue of guaranteed access to medical care to become a referendum on Big Government rather than a test of basic human compassion for brain-damaged husbands.

Considered a stern test of human endurance, it also claims a backstory stretching to 490 BC and the Persian invasion of Greece.

Another study that is likely to be delayed is a clinical test of human embryonic stem cells in the treatment of Parkinson's disease.

When Danielson followed with his great run in 1966, it was still considered a defining test of human capacity for speed and endurance.