Sentence examples for ends of human from inspiring English sources

It is designed to promote the "felicity and beatitude" that are the ends of human life.

The scope of government in the ancient polis involved the comprehensive regulation of the ends of human existence.

With the advent of the Marxist conception of the state, the ends of human existence once again became the objects of comprehensive government regulation.

Unlike them, it treats religion as a phenomenon that cannot be explained in terms of any particular aspect of human society, culture, or thought e.g., as the product of history, as a creation of intellectual elites, or as a set of truth claims about reality or the ends of human life though it interacts with all of these aspects.

Philosophy, he said, "is the science of the relation of all knowledge to the essential ends of human reason"; its true aim is both constructive ("to outline the system of all knowledge arising from pure reason") and critical ("to expose the illusions of a reason that forgets its limits").

The great tympanums (the space above the lintel of a door that is enclosed by the doorway arch) of Autun, Moissac, and other medieval churches symbolize some of the most profound Christian doctrines concerning the ends of human life and man's relations with the divine.

SMILES is bridging the opposite ends of human-friendly molecular drawings, achieved with molecule editors [12, 13], and computer-friendly connection tables (matrices), both used in representing molecular structures.

But that wasn't the end of human evolution.

We have reached the end of human will, human desire, and fear.

In those few miles of travelling the narrator has witnessed the end of human civilisation.

"The end of the Apollo programme did not mean the end of human space flight.