Sentence examples for defeat of human from inspiring English sources

Frantzen writes that climate change has achieved what none of the madnesses of the 20th century could, the final defeat of human reason.

At its best, however, the imagery cleanses and reinvigorates the ideas in play: a sequence in a headstone-filled forest seems to touch on the defeat of human agency by nature threatened in the Baba Yaga story, when the sight of a pensioner picking mushrooms amid the graves turns things on their head.

Eventually, Baudrillard will take his analysis of domination by signs and the system of objects to even more pessimistic conclusions where he concludes that the thematic of the "end of the individual" sketched by the Frankfurt School has reached its fruition in the total defeat of human subjectivity by the object world (see Section 3).

That really would be a step on the way to the defeat of human rights.

One ubiquitous posting has characterized the decision as a "surrender of American values unlike any other," and characterized the Council as a "lethal weapon for the defeat of human rights".

The published version of the quote was a little different: "The meaning of this story is not found in the drowning of Egyptian soldiers, for no one should rejoice at the death or defeat of a human being". King, "The Death of Evil upon the Seashore," in Strength to Love.

It's meaning is not found in the drowning of a few men, for no one should rejoice at the death or defeat of a human being". King, draft of Chapter VIII in Strength to Love, "The Death of Evil upon the Seashore," in Papers 6 507.

And now, gloriously (and yet somehow defeating the notion of human history as one of linear progression) it's back – and this time it's real.

And yes, it seems the road to a team of humanoids defeating a team of human soccer players (the main goal of the RoboCup organizers) is still long.

As a curious example of how refinement may sometimes defeat accuracy, in spite of human entropy, we point to the neat little slip of paper the English publishers of the book had to insert between pages 264-65 "Erratum.

Started in 1997, the official goal of the RoboCup is to have a team of humanoids play and defeat a team comprised of human soccer players during a "real" world soccer cup sometime around 2050.