Sentence examples for human affairs from inspiring English sources

Back at the court today, human affairs took precedence.

He believes nothing in human affairs is irrevocable.

Human affairs have therefore been intricately related to water.

Genetics also has had a profound impact on human affairs.

But the thing is, human affairs are a morality play, and economics, if it is to be useful at all, must be an account of human affairs.

"The motives which predominate most human affairs," he once said, "are self-love and self-interest".

The economy, like all other human affairs, hangs from the world's living systems.

"There are no benefits without costs in human affairs," he once wrote.

The grandiose promise, the sordid reality: this, for Cavafy, was the inevitable cycle of human affairs.

For him it represented something universal, a world-historical event, "a miracle in human affairs".

Passion devoted to craftsmanship is no less real than passion devoted to human affairs.