Sentence examples for be rooted in human from inspiring English sources

This strange state of affairs may be rooted in human psychology.

It must rather be rooted in human nature itself, so that on the deepest level, despite the variations of moral conduct and the resultant differences in moral character, all members of the species share this dignity.

This intense yearning to try to label and understand the cause of problems under control of neither patients nor physicians may be rooted in human nature; more modern study suggests that the brain may well be preconditioned in this regard [ 3].

The reasons are rooted in human psychology.

From that record, Smith reasonably argues that dehumanization is rooted in human nature, not culture.

— Glenn Collins The Guardian: The South African wine industry is rooted in human misery, a new report says.

The president and Mr. Kissinger rejected that approach, which was rooted in human rights concepts not suited to their power politics, or realpolitik.

It sets out a programme for change that is rooted in human needs but it makes the radical claim that these needs are not primarily greedy and selfish ones.

Amid all the Partridge-family outfits and 70s hairdos, director James Wan has stitched together a punchy and kinetic spine-chiller that is rooted in human emotions and fears – with Farmiga's clairvoyant Lorraine the heart of the movie.

On the other hand, widespread agreement may support the argument that morality is rooted in human nature, and, if human nature is fundamentally everywhere the same, it will also manifest this similarity in significant ways, including morality.

Even his abstract music is rooted in human occasions his violin concerto, a concert hall favourite, is an elegy on the death of a friend's daughter, inscribed "to the memory of an angel".