Sentence examples for concepts of man from inspiring English sources

The opening chapter criticizes the concepts of man advanced by the Greeks from Plato to the 3rd-century Christian sectarians; it then emphasizes the place of man in the plan of creation as delineated in the Mosaic literature of the Old Testament and in the letters of St . Paul

The transhumanist approach on the other hand thrives on the eradication of the distinction between natural things and artefacts: To the extent that transhumanism allows the merging of the concepts of man and machine, it surrenders itself to a single resource: modern technology and its imagination potential in the form of Science Fiction.

These include calling "GOT BALL GOT BALL!!" when you are defending the ball, yelling "CUTTER" when an opposing team member is cutting for the ball, mastering the concepts of Man defense and zone defense.

However, the concepts of men's health in the survey included only bio-medical aspects of men's health.

Articulate and consistent concepts of men's bodily strength or appropriate illness responses were absent from the accounts.

The rabbis' concept of man was a universal one.

The concept of man boobs did not exist 30 years ago.

For Umberto Angeloni, his Uman collection is an intellectual opportunity to explore the concept of man in action — and turn it into the icons of menswear.

In his youth, he was a follower of the individualistic 'Objectivist' philosophy of Ayn Rand (whose views were summarised as, 'the concept of man as a heroic being, with his own happiness as the moral purpose of his life').

She described her philosophy as "objectivism" or "the concept of man as a heroic being, with his own happiness as the moral purpose of his life, with productive achievement as his noblest activity, and reason as his only absolute".

In the richly rewarding history "Da Vinci's Ghost," Toby ­Lester, a contributing editor at The Atlantic, shows that Leonardo had long been fascinated by the concept of man as a microcosm of the universe.