Sentence examples for classic human from inspiring English sources

It's a classic, human breathing," Robin said.

These aren't classic women's issues, they're classic human issues".

"That was a classic human psychology thing," Amin says.

The four principles are considered in turn within the classic Human - Pest - Environment - Crop framework.

"What we have is a classic human nature thing going on," he said.

"Battlestar Galactica" has a similar apocalyptic vision, and it too weaves classic human conflicts into a broader, more fanciful canvas.

Structuring a management strategy for employee guests involves six classic human-resources-management steps.

It keeps classic human-rights questions at the centre of its activities and gives only modest attention to other concerns.

In other words, the reports reflect the classic human-rights concerns (freedom of the press, freedom from arbitrary arrest) which made the organisation famous after its establishment in 1961.

In his 1978 classic On Human Nature, Wilson describes the human mind as a device for survival and reproduction, with reason as just one of its various techniques.

The central characters are wonderfully believable and in Rich, Nicholson has created a lovable, geeky antihero who worships Larkin and gets his ideas about love from a battered copy of The Art of Loving, Erich Fromm's 70s classic on human behaviour, which his friends suspect is a sex manual.