Sentence examples for appraisal of human from inspiring English sources

Because at its core, as at the core of every political philosophy from Plato to Marx, is an appraisal of human nature.

Yet, the archbishop said, Camus, in his book "The Fall," which is set in Amsterdam, had given a moving appraisal of human sinfulness.

Philosophy of religion, discipline concerned with the philosophical appraisal of human religious attitudes and of the real or imaginary objects of those attitudes, God or the gods.

The author and Jane Austen have enough in common – story-telling finesse, beady-eyed observation of surfaces, unsentimental appraisal of human behaviour and motivation – for this experiment to work very well.

Part II of the Questionnaire: This part deals with the appraisal of human resource efficiency, it seeks to evaluate how the human resources perform due to the use of ICT tools at the different levels of human resource functions.

"Many speeches have been made so far," said Takeo, who is more attuned to the subject than most, but Obama's address and its honest appraisal of human nature "is one of the greatest," Takeo said.

Bergman's anguished appraisal of the human situation lost nothing of its intensity through the years.

At Chapel Hill, he spoke about people, rather than ants, and offered an urgent appraisal of the human condition: "This is the time that we will either settle down, or completely wreck the planet".

It's personal -- an intimate appraisal of the human condition: the tragic to the sublime.

Differences in QOL appraisal are part of human adaptation and inherent in all QOL measurement.

The first part of the book provides the readers with an accurate and concise appraisal of the basic principles of human physiology on which the whole critical care approach is based.