Sentence examples for human aims from inspiring English sources

According to Aristotle, Physics II.1, the former have their principles of generation and motion inside, whereas the latter, insofar as they are artifacts, are generated only by outward causes, namely human aims and forms in the human soul.

For one might hold that human beings' common nature, their similarity in physiological constitution, makes them such as to have some desires in common, and these desires may be so central to human aims and purposes that we can build important and correct precepts of rationality around them.

Kudos to them for having the courage to live in a world without direction, enlightened solely by human aims.

In fact, an intelligent designer (like a human) aims for the simplest work that functions.

Research being conducted by scientists at the universities of Cambridge, Edinburgh and Sheffield seeks to shrink the performance gap between machine and human, aiming to make speech technologies more usable and natural.

Spaceflight has always been a human aim, not just a personal one.

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Since all nature is pervaded by purpose and since humans "aim at the good," the city-state, which is the highest form of human community, aims at the highest good.

Where Stanley Kubrick's psychedelic mind trip reached for infinity and beyond with the grace of, well, "The Blue Danube," Franklin Schaffner's simian saga about an upside-down world where apes dominated humans aimed for the gut, with social satire and political allegory and the eerie punch of "The Twilight Zone".

Where the state had once been viewed as an earthly approximation of an eternal order, with the City of Man modeled on the City of God, now it came to be seen as a mutually beneficial arrangement among humans aimed at protecting the natural rights and self-interest of each.

Adjuvant therapy trials in humans aimed at halting these processes have not demonstrated promising results [15].