Sentence examples for aspect of the human condition from inspiring English sources

If we try to represent something digitally when we actually can't, we kill the romance and make some aspect of the human condition newly bland and absurd.

That not everyone is born into equal circumstances is something even the most idealistic of us has probably come to terms with as an immutable aspect of the human condition.

Ken Arnold, head of public programmes at the Wellcome, said the exhibition opening in February would be a challenging, affecting and disquieting investigation of an aspect of the human condition.

Essentially, The Sims takes a SimCity approach to the human soul, which means that everything that goes on in a Sim's head, and every aspect of the human condition (work, friendship, romance, domestic life) is subject to mechanical metaphors.

All the lonely people, where do they all belong?" Loneliness, even more than mortality, may well be the aspect of the human condition that struck Trevor most forcefully in the end.

Any writer seeking to explain a culture east of Italy must be alert to the vital spiritual dimension, that mystical aspect of the human condition so conspicuously absent in the rootless west.

They are about certain cringe-making and, sad to say, probably universal aspects of the human condition.

"My fiction may, now and again, illuminate aspects of the human condition, but I do not consciously set out to do so: I am a storyteller".

TV is obsessed with thrusting strangers together in order to highlight aspects of the human condition, and finally this idea has produced positive results.

They saw religion as compensation for, and therefore an escape from, unhappy aspects of the human condition.

Mr. Kapuscinski is a Polish journalist whose long career has been spent in far-flung investigations of the underlying aspects of the human condition -- in the Soviet Union, the Middle East, Iran and Africa.