Sentence examples for hand of human from inspiring English sources

The invisible hand of human intellect will guide us to a utopian outcome.

In other landscapes with heavily modified ecologies – mining, salinity, urbanization – design can mark the hand of human intervention, but then return the landscape to an amalgamation of historic ecologies and cultural handprints.

But while Dewey and other pragmatists put the process-character of being partly into the hand of human agents and their practical and theoretical interpretations of an ongoing situation, Bergson argued that the process-character of being is precisely out of our cognitive reach, at least in so far as we try to conceptualize what we experience.

As followers of Jesus, we are led by one who died at the hand of human violence.

Compare Mo'Nique's role to Sandra Bullock's, who captured her Oscar as best actress in the movie The Blind Side, as a woman who offers the hand of human kindness to a poor black child in need of parenting.

Furthermore, a recent study on the distribution of Pacinian corpuscles in the hand of human cadavers reported that while 44 60% of corpuscles of the hand are found in the fingers, only 8 18% are located in the thenar and hypothenar regions [ 5].

With both, the product in question emerges from the wild and reproduces in the wild, but the guiding hand of humans coaxes the wild stock to fruition and proliferation.

Today it is not only animals and plants that are seen as having evolved over time, but also things that involve the hand of humans, like architecture, music, car design and even governments.

Recognizing that the world's largest four-legged predator and the world's fastest both face extinction at the hand of human-caused climate change, Polar Bears International has joined forces with the Cheetah Conservation Fund.

"We cannot let the Mediterranean fall into the hands of human traffickers," Mr. Besson said.

But any machine when it gets in the hands of human beings can be manipulated or abused".