Sentence examples for human attraction from inspiring English sources

They approach the primeval mystery of human attraction with a systematic and almost Promethean hand.

Maybe human attraction to alcohol is not unique in the animal world, and actually has a survival advantage.

This divergence was caused by early sexologists' reexamination of human attraction through the lens of Darwin's theory of evolution.

In 1974, University of British Columbia psychologists were studying human attraction using two bridges that crossed a local river.

First up is the Stephen Petronio Company, which will perform "Strange Attractors," a work about the "pull and play" of human attraction.

In a similar vein, the Daily Telegraph said it was "Blind Date with knobs on" and "reduced human attraction to a kind of game show meat market.

The other series, it said, will chronicle the music producer Todd Ray and his family "as they own and operate the world famous Venice Beach Freakshow, a museum that exhibits strange creatures, living oddities and human attractions".

In Love I, Herbert deplores the way in which human beings have "parcel'd out thy glorious name... / While mortal love doth all the title gain!" The word and concept "love" has been emptied of its primary meaning – God – and is commonly applied only to human attractions such as "beauty" and "wit".

Dr. Dudley said that when he first had the idea that humans' attraction to ethanol might be related to the fruit-eating habits of human ancestors, it seemed too obvious.

Correction: March 25 , 2004 Thursday A picture of a chimpanzee on Tuesday with an article in Science Times about the evolutionary roots of humans' attraction to alcohol carried an incorrect credit.

How does an individual navigate what seem to be competing definitions of human dignity, attraction to beauty and freedom of expression?