Sentence examples for complete human beings from inspiring English sources

The play presents solitary confinement as a particularly egregious failure on the part of the prison system to approach prisoners — not just the good and the innocent but also the guilty and the bad — as complete human beings, as though some transgressions can reduce people to symbols of guilt, to be punished.

They are such complete human beings.

"We arrived from elsewhere in Universe as complete human beings," he maintained.

By Andrea DenHoed October 19, 2015 The play presents solitary confinement as a particularly egregious failure on the part of the prison system to approach prisoners — not just the good and the innocent but also the guilty and the bad — as complete human beings.

I am beginning to believe we are complete human beings when we turn 70.

As Coll pointed out, the Villanueva women "are complete human beings, with their thoughts, with their intelligence, with their nuances.

The feeling of wanting to work but not being able to was described as not being a complete human being or as being a second-class human being.

My parents didn't know how to handle her, because the real solution to that is to allow her to be a complete human being, but since their religion tells them that that's not possible, and that if you've got a daughter as strong-headed and intelligent as my sister was, it's really not going to work.

He is referring rather to "man's love for himself, that is, love of the human essence, the love that spurs him on to satisfy and develop all the impulses and tendencies without whose satisfaction and development he neither is nor can be a true, complete human being" (VWR 61/50).

For someone standing for judgment, the importance of being seen as a complete human being, someone who is more than just the contents of the file folders that rest on the bench in front of his or her honour, cannot be overstated.

I'm a complete human being, who loves another complete human being, and to be reduced to simply sex is actually the perversion".