Sentence examples similar to convey human nature from inspiring English sources
The tug of war is a metaphor I use to convey our human nature to want to win – to beat things, to overcome a problem and control it.
The first Australians conveyed understandings of human nature and the natural world, environmental practices and traditions, medicine and healing, and much more, through their teaching systems and practices, sacred narratives, such as song series (or "songlines"), visual designs, rituals and ceremonies, storytelling and in knowledge used regularly in rich but subtle economic lifeways.
The Mencius contains different metaphors that convey a view of human nature as the basis for moral development.
And again Hazlitt steps back and points out how Shakespeare set one character off against the other and presented characters of similar types but with slight modifications of their otherwise similar traits to convey a certain impression about human nature.
Throughout, "Black Mirror" sizzles with skillful unpleasantness, conveying its dim view of human nature in a way that implicates the viewer.
By Troy Patterson January 10 , 2018Throughout, "Black Mirror" sizzles with skillful unpleasantness, conveying its dim view of human nature in a way that implicates the viewer.
Throughout, the series sizzles with skillful unpleasantness, conveying its dim view of human nature in a way that implicates the viewer.
