Sentence examples for exemplar of human from inspiring English sources

It says something about the current political landscape in the US that, compared with the presumptive Republican nominee, a guy who sends dick pics and then lies about it seems like a rather touching exemplar of human frailty.

The existentialist philosophers did not refrain from formulating internal (aesthetic) and external (ethical and political) constraints to artistic practice, but their aesthetics fundamentally proclaims the radical freedom of the artist, also seeing in it the privileged exemplar of human freedom in general.

We Syrians have been witness to everything ghoulish in this year of our revolution, which is set to stand as one of history's rousing exemplars of human courage.

This may alarm those who see global bureaucracies' sloth, pride, envy, greed and gluttony (to name only a few deadly vices) as exemplars of human failing.

Under the flag of human rights, his government sold arms to such exemplars of human rights as Rwanda, Indonesia, Algeria and the Republic of Congo — in some cases simply rewarding regimes that had backed the A.N.C. in exile.

This pattern of responses might reflect the extensive processing required by the presentation of multiple exemplars of human action sounds (Hirai and Hiraki, 2005; Marshall and Shipley, 2009).

Classification of exemplars of the "human" versus the "inanimate" category was successful in several early visual areas for eight out of nine exemplar combinations, replicating in part the results of experiment 1 and demonstrating decoding of sounds of the categories "human" and "inanimate" with different sound exemplars and shorter stimulus presentation times.

Furthermore, broadcasting to the world that the United States engages in torture when expedient inevitably undermines our reputation as an exemplar of democracy and human rights.

Every person has to make existential choices and has a need for expression, but artists present particularly pure and powerful exemplars of these facets of human existence.

Prioritizing precision and fruitfulness over strict preservation of conceptual content reflects methodology in science and as the unparalleled exemplar of epistemic success in human inquiry Carnap thought philosophy should follow suit.

He continues to talk of sensations, and of pain as an example, but one should remember that these are not our sensations, the everyday facts of human existence, but the supposed exemplars of philosophical accounts of the everyday facts.