Sentence examples for beyond human conception from inspiring English sources

"Every one should consider his body as a priceless gift from one whom he loves above all, as a marvelous work of art, of undescribable beauty and mastery beyond human conception, and so delicate and frail that a word, a breath, a look, nay, a thought, may injure it".

If, for Adler, Shawn toward the end was Lear, Mehta is reminded of Alyosha in "The Brothers Karamazov" and Myshkin in "The Idiot," whereas Harold Brodkey thought he combined "the best qualities of Napoleon and St. Francis of Assisi" and Janet Flanner believed him to be "beyond our human conception".

"May we look upon life as a thing sacred beyond all possible human conception and may I look into your eyes fearlessly and honestly even when silver streaks blossom in your hair," her husband wrote.

The Un-Discovered Islands charts more than 20 islands of human conception, from phantoms to fakes, to legends.

From Beyond Human by Eve Herold.

There also appears to be a seasonal connection to an increase in human conception, according to Scientific American.

Another limitation with the scientific method is that all scientific theories rely on human conception, interpretation and evaluation.

By dealing in terms of models of gods that are based on human conceptions, we avoid the objection that the "true" God may lay beyond our limited cognitive capabilities.

Approximately 0.45% of human conceptions are trisomic for Hsa21 (1).

Drawings from the Chalcolithic Period (early Bronze Age) showcase the early humans' conceptions of agriculture.

Eternal life is beyond human grasp.