Sentence examples for enactment of human from inspiring English sources

But today seems a propitious moment to re-encounter it as a dramatic enactment of human experience at its essence.

Thus, consumer culture is both a hideous trap and also the safest enactment of human nature that we've so far found.

The poem's 10 cantos are a philosophical enactment of human, political, historical, and providential episodes, all of which question human nature, judgment, experience, and destiny.

But The Book of Imaginary Beings can be viewed in other ways than as a commentary on re-enactment of human dreams.

To choose as narrator an austere and alienated intellectual, a man who find fault with Einstein's prose, repudiates love as a matter of dopamine and neurotransmitters and calls solitude not second nature but "first nature … no more than an enactment of being human" is a risky strategy; Hendricks is not easily lovable, in particular when dealing with women.

It was essentially comedy without jokes -- re-enactments of common human exchanges that not only mirrored the pretensions of the characters portrayed but also subtly revealed the minor triumphs that allowed them to endure and even prevail over the bleak realities of everyday living.

Acknowledgment of the work of bioinformatics as a research field that has an important influence on how research is done in the life sciences, should go together with the acknowledgment of the ways in which bioinformatics, far from being neutral, entails values and specific enactments of specific human identities.

In 2017, the Minister for Immigration and Border Protection Peter Dutton boasted that there have been '1000 days since the last people smuggling boat reached Australia and more than 3 years since the last known death at sea at the hands of people smugglers' (Dutton, 2017), engaging in the double act of security policy the enactment of securitisation alongside human rights protection rhetoric.

While confessing that he was not a "divadelnik," a professional "for whom theater is the only imaginable vocation," he also wrote of theater as "a kind of immediate and vivid enactment of the very mystery of human existence".

By means of these repeated scenarios, history is presented as a cyclical re-enactment of the same human dilemmas.

Current U.S. policy toward Cuba conditions economic engagement with the Castro regime on its respect for basic human rights and enactment of genuine political and economic reform.