Sentence examples for beings fitted into from inspiring English sources

Darwin was very sensitive about the implications of his explanation of evolution, and in particular how human beings fitted into the picture.

Other than Vonnegut, the first literary science novel I ever read - wonderful because it was about how human beings fitted into the scientific universe - was Amanda and the Eleven Million Mile High Dancer(1985) by Carol Hill, which, despite a certain cult status, is more or less forgotten.

Andrei Bitov addresses questions of man's purpose, of human imperfection, of how the human being fits into the landscape.

We hope that Oasis Perkins can serve as a dedicated place for students to nurture their well-being, fitting into the ecosystem of Oasis West and Oasis East (which are managed by Duke Wellness).

As we look at our budgets, both personal and professional, where does well-being fit into the big picture?

Science has shown that we're not one-dimensional beings who fit into a tidy box.

And although, in its preoccupation with human beings, hers fits into the woman-friendly category, she packs in so much information painlessly that men might deign to try her for the sake of finding out about betting on soccer in Singapore, Chinese funeral rites or pop culture.

Given that we as organic beings also fit into this natural order, nature has laid out a course of perfect truth for each of us to find within ourselves.

Future drones will be unmanned by necessity anyway because no human being will fit into them.

A friend of ours saw her being fitted.

My boyfriend has no desire to eat healthy or to exercise, while I do it for the sake of my health and overall well-being, not to fit into a smaller size.