Sentence examples for given humans from inspiring English sources

God is understood to have given humans life, and humanity is not entitled to take this gift away on its own accord.

Proponents of total abstinence conclude that given humans' fallen, sinful nature, it is prudent for Christians to avoid alcohol altogether.

Capuchin monkeys in particular, they argued, had mental skills that might give chimps the kind of "identity crisis" that chimps had already given humans.

Given humans' particular sensitivity to face stimuli, one might expect the uncanny valley to pose a particular challenge for masks (Seyama & Nagayama, 2007).

Sorting out the link between dental development and overall growth rates is important, Smith agrees, because a longer childhood may have given humans a reproductive advantage over Neandertals.

Perhaps I should not have given humans Power of Choice without further vetting.

Instead of human contact, we are given human display.

"But given human nature, that's not the case".

Choreographers have given human beings a grace that lifts them above the human, and puppeteers give human grace to inanimate objects.

There are many competing vocabularies for talking about the world, some more useful than others, given human needs and interests.

After the cables were leaked, the Foreign Office sought to suggest RAB was being given "human rights training".