Sentence examples for basic human drives from inspiring English sources

Doctors are no more nor less immune to this, and to the basic human drives of empathy and pity, than anyone else.

There are many different ways to draw the spotlight of other people's attention and all of them instinctively or deliberately tap into basic human drives.

While he acknowledges that the technology is amazing and new, he shows that people's reactions to it actually have less to do with its amazing newness than with basic human drives that have been present for millennia.

Motivation experts like Dan Pink would say that the games are tapping into some basic human drives: for autonomy (you control your own pace), for mastery (you get better over time), and for a sense of purpose (you're aiming at a well-defined goal).

As was the case with Craig and Appia, his actual performances were few, but his writings inspired many directors, such as Peter Brook in England, Gerald Savory in France, and Jerzy Grotowski, whose Polish Laboratory Theatre, a fiercely dedicated acting ensemble, sought to cut through the bonds of the polite literary tradition to rediscover basic human drives and conflicts.

But, we are kidding ourselves — and ignoring basic human drives in our employees — by believing work is just work.

They have made them seem normal and the manifestation of some basic human drive.

"Lulu" is a ruthless examination of the terrible destructive potential of a basic human drive, and of that favorite scapegoat for that destruction, the femme fatale.

But I'm also a rehabilitation physician, and sex is a basic human drive robots will be able to fulfil for the disabled, the widowed, the elderly.

Supercharged surveillance systems and long-distance missile delivery systems came to serve the most basic human drive — the survival instinct — in its most modern, aggressive and unaccountable form.

The search for feelings we can share for mutual sympathy is a basic human drive, and it leads among other things to the rise of morality.