Sentence examples for conception of human from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, when dealing with success of the great civilizations, more than half of the students still hold to a classificatory conception of human populations based on the existence of superior intellectual abilities.

Their direction is towards a happier conception of human nature.

"Finnegans Wake" is Joyce's effort to give imaginative expression to this conception of human life.

The relationship between this conception of human nature and capitalism is obvious.

Second, Fukuyama's conception of human nature seems to me flawed in two ways.

Beyond and above all this, his conception of human energy remains thrilling, startling, ennobling.

Mr. Martins's work has no expressive depth, no serious conception of human energy.

Liberalism, which first emerged in the 17th century, has at its core a distinctive conception of human nature.

But all these solos are miraculously unpredictable and diverse; here is the clue to Mr. Cunningham's conception of human nature.

The discoveries at Çatalhüyük not only amplified but also transformed the whole conception of human behaviour in Neolithic times.

And let us acknowledge the debt which our modern conception of human rights owes to the teachings and traditions of the Christian church".