Sentence examples for basic human feelings and from inspiring English sources
In these songs are found the entire range of basic human feelings and attitudes before God praise, fear, trust, thanksgiving, faith, lament, joy.
Sports convey basic human feelings of danger, contingency, chance and fate.
Yet he subverts and mocks his own humanist idealism both by presenting it as the product of a drugged mind — the narrator here is a prisoner, medicated against his will to become more eloquent — and by having a lab assistant gently deflate it a few paragraphs later: "That's all just pretty much basic human feeling right there".
How are people proving able to accommodate mismatches between human feelings and machine logics?
Would the chimera then become more "human" by developing human feelings and fears?
The paradox of writing about housing issues in London is that they concern basic human needs and deep human feelings while the business of addressing them involves arid technical terms and terrifying maths.
Such freedoms were viewed both as a basic human right, and also therapeutic in reducing feelings of confinement and being in touch with the environment.
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.
Author and bio-psychologist Martine Delfos explains that female support networks satisfy the basic human need of feeling safe and secure.
