Sentence examples for command of beings from inspiring English sources

Clearly science and technology have put extraordinary knowledge and power at the command of beings who come into the world with the same brains and mental faculties as humans born 5,000 years ago.

However, Lucas draws an invidious comparison: a human being with a full command of arithmetic can be consistent (even if he is actually inconsistent due to inattention or wishful thinking).

At the time we highlighted the clear ethical conflict of the BDMP-member being in command of the House, which was investigating the Petrobras corruption scandal (known as Operation Car Wash), in which he himself was allegedly involved.

God could command human beings to hate him and such a precept must be considered as morally binding.

I use it to mean belief, typically organised into doctrine, in the existence of one or more invisible beings who, again typically, command human beings to live and act in certain ways, and reward or punish accordingly.

In a system of divine command ethics, human beings are obliged to do what God asks them to do because God commands it, not because there is some underlying system of absolute goodness that ethical precepts should ideally mirror.

First, it presupposes the existence of divinity of some sort; and second, the commands of the divine being(s) are not always clear.

Two different types of beings.

These attempt to capture well-being beyond a mere command of economic resources.

The command of languages!

I'm in command of my necessaries.