Sentence examples for all human emotion from inspiring English sources

Impervious to all human emotion.

They encompass all human emotion.

In the absence of the necessity of sex and death, the post-human clones have found that all human emotion has, over the centuries, become extinct.

Made out of all the books that existed in a 17th-century library, it was compiled in order to explain and account for all human emotion and thought.

The heart speaks many ways.' Racine, 1669 Emblazoned on cards and carved into bark, pierced by an arrow and broken in two, the heart, bleeding and aching, is love's own icon and the spring from which all human emotion was thought to flow before synapses and neural networks came along.

"A country-tinged singer who sings from the heart and soul of whatever is left of the American dream....With the twang of her y'all accent — the Deep South flavor that was apparently an old-English accent from Norfolk way and brought back home to the heart of the English Deep South....This the voice of dashed dreams and all human emotion is here.

Rather than focusing on the dubious notion of supposed female fallibility, Gloger seems to be addressing wider questions about the honesty and reality of all human emotions.

In Dry Rations, he writes: "All human emotions – love, friendship, envy, concern for one's fellow man, compassion, longing for fame, honesty – had left us with the flesh that had melted from our bodies during their long fasts".

With the most cherished of all human emotions as its central theme, this exhibition examines 14th- and 15th-century marriage rituals in Italy in terms of the many sumptuous objects and artworks they generated.

It helps of course that the central theme is the most cherished of all human emotions and that, for better and for worse, the rituals under examination have been models of Euro-American nuptials ever since.

"Love is the most natural and all-encompassing human emotion," Mr. Sirotkine said, "and I tried to explore this feeling with a variety of textual and musical styles, using poetry that, to me, represents the full spectrum of human love: love of two people, love of nature, love of God".