Sentence examples for examination of the human from inspiring English sources
More than just a formal experiment Endgame is also a searing examination of the human condition, and it is here that this production earns its plaudits.
The violence was less bloody, but Wainwright's pitiless examination of the human condition as it plays out in the Calder Valley was bleaker, more brutal and braver than before.
The violence was less bloody, but Wainwright's pitiless examination of the human condition as it plays out in the Calder Valley was bleaker, more brutal and even braver than the first time round.
Showing more similarities to the works of Franz Kafka than to those of Japanese contemporaries, The Woman in the Dunes is noted for its unusual plot, its detailed descriptions of the sand, and its existential examination of the human condition.
Hoffmann's story is a timeless nightmare, and you feel that Freud could not have begun his examination of the human subconscious without him (we should remember that Freud was a first-rate reader, and those who object to his case histories ought perhaps to look at them again, as stories).
Though it will certainly be sold that way, Roffey's book is about far more – it's a candid exploration of the vulnerability of middle-age, as well as a fairly brutal examination of the human heart and its endless capacity to be broken.
Most classic novels in the western canon are examinations of the human psyche, or the relationships between small groups of people and their societies.
While the spectacular celluloid catastrophe of 2012 contrived to entertain and titillate more than to scare, this has more in common with Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow (all three of course being Roland Emmerich creations) than with deeper examinations of the human psyche like Mel Gibson's gruesome and deeply unsettling Apocalypto.
Large synaptic currents are also apparent during human seizures in vivo, and so warrant a re-examination of the human spike sorting data.
Re-examination of the human sera with the modified P. argentipes ELISA method resulted in a greater degree of separation between the non-endemic and disease-endemic groups from India (P < 0.0001), with 82% (51 of 62) of sera from persons from VL-endemic regions above the cut-off value.
