Sentence examples for dimension of human from inspiring English sources

Olson believed that the act of poetic creation should be connected to a primordial dimension of human existence.

Climbing out of the terrestrial gravity well, rising above the atmosphere and into orbit, Sputnik crossed the threshold into a new dimension of human experience.

But to claim a listener's attention, a substantial classical piece must entice the dimension of human perception that responds to large structures and long metaphorical narratives.

In the struggling faces of the runners is written a dimension of human experience that cost me dearly, but, at least on marathon day, seems worth the price.

That was a half century ago, when men first squeezed into their machines and, defying gravity, rode into a new dimension of human experience.

The internet and the cyber-billionaires do not exist in some untouchable dimension of human activity which suddenly came into being towards the end of the 20th century with no connection to previous human history or ethics.

And the "spiritual dimension" of humans live forever.

Indeed, Christology is used as a leitmotif throughout the book to capture the visceral dimensions of human suffering.

"But every great change in expanding the dimensions of human freedom has come from very small original beginnings: somebody said no".

His work provides a rich analysis and interpretation of the religious dimensions of human experience and thus is a philosophical basis for the study of religious experience.

This transformation involves both the transmission of social structures and the disclosure of the sacred and spiritual dimensions of human life.