Sentence examples for foundations of the human from inspiring English sources

Mr Haidt has identified six separate sentimental foundations of the human moral sense.

By enumerating such properties, linguists have attempted to reveal some of the natural foundations of the human language faculty and to identify ways in which language is special and distinct from other communication systems.

However, in the case of high-state-of-the-art medical technology that has the potential to shake the foundations of the human race, there is an urgent need for a globally consolidated response.

"Such a psychology will become the foundation of the human sciences, just as mathematics grounds the natural sciences" (Dilthey 2010, 165).

Irigaray claims that, for both philosophical and political reasons, Western culture must recognize that difference lies at the very foundation of the human species and experience.

The so-called "big questions" form the foundation of the human mind.

Children are the foundation of the human society and if we guide them well, they will take good care of the world and this is the why I decided to work with UNICEF Afghanistan" Nazari says.

Children are the foundation of the human society, and if we guide them well, they will take good care of the world, and this is the why I decided to work with UNICEF Afghanistan".

And that field, the field of the sacred as opposed to the mundane, plays a straightforward game, claiming that the only possible answer to the question of the foundations of human rights is the religious answer.

The foundation of the real human economy is the producers.

"We have a long tradition of American leadership on national security, and development is a foundation for all of the human progress we've seen over the last half-century," Moss said.