Sentence examples for an integral human from inspiring English sources
Her view of the AN as an integral human being and her attentiveness to their own perceptions of their needs reflect the nature of the interpersonal relationship that forms the basis for nursing practice [ 26, 27].
More broadly, they expect full equality, not just legally and in the economic arena, but in the holistic sense of being perceived as an integral human being.
"We disagree that Internet service providers are responsible prior to posting for the content uploaded by users," he said in a statement, adding that Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton had said that "free Internet is an integral human right that must be protected in free societies".
Adapting with greater precision the analytical approach of his colleague Nestorius, Theodoret in his principal works, On The Incarnation and Eranistēs ("The Beggar"), written about 431 and 446, respectively, attributed to Christ an integral human consciousness with a distinct psychological ego.
The old literacy never turned him on because it rejected and degraded the Negro, but electricity turns him on and accepts him totally as an integral human being.' " Perhaps Carr is confused by the pun in "turned on," but a reasonable explanation of McLuhan's idea can be found in Gaiutra Bahadur's review of "India Calling," by Anand Giridharadas ("Homeland Revisited," Jan . 9.
Reacting against the pietistic element of Greek and Oriental Christianity, which accented Christ as simply the divinity in human form rather than as a distinct individual, Abhdisho argued that Jesus experienced completely the biological and psychological functions of an integral, human person in feelings, mind, and will.
Grisez clearly employs this approach: he writes that the first principle of morality is that "In voluntarily acting for human goods and avoiding what is opposed to them, one ought to choose and otherwise will those and only those possibilities whose willing is compatible with a will toward integral human fulfillment" (Grisez 1983, p. 184).
These pillars of integral human development have a common foundation, which is the right to life and, more generally, what we could call the right to existence of human nature itself.
They do not start off with a belief in a merciful and compassionate God and reflect this in work for integral human development, peace and justice.
Cynthia is a Guild Certified Feldenkrais practitioner, Senior Trainer in Movement Intelligence and co-creator of Integral Human Gait theory.
Integral human development and the full exercise of human dignity cannot be imposed.
