Sentence examples for human authority from inspiring English sources

Surrendering human authority to machines raises concerns for many people.

Some Baptists lay stress upon having no human founder, no human authority, and no human creed.

This is an appeal to human authority, working through our human affections, rather than something supernatural.

"NO HUMAN authority", wrote Balzac, "can encroach upon the power of an investigating judge; nothing can stop him; no one can control him".

Although this challenge to human authority led to his condemnation, his dialectical method became the preferred approach of the next several generations of theologians.

His challenges to Aristotle may have cost Galileo his job, but he had demonstrated the importance of taking nature, not human authority, as the final arbiter in matters of science.

How long would it take the human authorities, a category in which I generously include the Bush Administration, to decide that it might not be worth it?

Sadly, most human authorities play to our fears and offer us stasis.

In the event of suspicious activity, the robot alerts local human authorities.

We have to rely on human authorities, and there's the rub: we know humans are imperfect.

Coto compared the character to Hannibal Lecter and talked about the fear that he inspired in the human authorities during the time of Enterprise due to Soong's actions involving illegal genetics.