Sentence examples for human argued from inspiring English sources

WHAT makes humans human, argued the travel writer Bruce Chatwin in books like "The Songlines" and "In Patagonia," is not the use of tools or the building of cities, but nomadism.

Sayers wanted to make the gospel characters sound more human, arguing that they had become too functional in people's minds.

We're human," argues Linda Chavers in Elle, saying that the superhuman connotations remind her of the "strong, independent woman" trope that black women are so tired of hearing.

Author Dan Pink's latest book, To Sell is Human argues that everyone is a salesperson.

Similar expression patterns in other species, including human, argue for similar roles in these organisms [ 40, 41].

Life looks after itself, but humans look after the classification of life, and humans argue.

While some developments in AI which are portrayed on screen still feel a while off, society's increasingly dependent and emotional relationship with technology made audiences very receptive to the ideas and concerns explored in Humans, argues Vincent.

Economics for Humans argues against the well-ingrained notion that economics is immune to moral values and distant from human relationships.

Two guinea pigs held at a railway station breed unchecked while humans argue as to whether they are "pigs" or "pets" for the purpose of determining freight charges.

Flew applied his principles to religious claims such as God's love for humans, arguing that if they are meaningful assertions they would deny a certain state of affairs.

Collectively, our results in Drosophila and humans argue that syndecan family members play a key role in the regulation of body metabolism.