The controversies of the philosophers serve as proof of the failure of human intelligence to find valid solutions to the most important problems.
This is a film about surrender and exhaustion, indifference and apathy, the ultimate unraveling of the social fabric, the failure of human communication.
In A Passage to India (1924), E.M. Forster examined the quest for and failure of human understanding among various ethnic and social groups in India under British rule.
The failure of human intelligence is a new finding from a report that, according to some people who have read it, will provide many important new insights into the activities of American intelligence agencies before the attacks.
Scott's mother spoke to the press about her belief that God would provide justice — an altogether reasonable recourse given the failure of human beings to do the same.
Kierkegaard believed that the failure of human beings to be able to understand the ultimate meaning of the universe throws us into an absolute submission to God, toward total faith.
Wendell Steavenson is not reporting the story as a dispassionate, invisible observer — she is, in a way, a character in it, with her own narrative arc of struggling to understand and come to terms with the failure of human conscience in extremity.
But for all their brittle surface wit and middlebrow appeal, Gray's plays, particularly his later work such as The Late Middle Classes (1999) and the highly autobiographical Japes, were marked by a melancholy at the failure of human relationships and our inability to really communicate with each other.
Failure of human's vital organs leads to death unless a replacement is found.
Failure of human actors to take appropriate action is equally, if not more, problematic than software agents failing.
