Sentence examples for human authors from inspiring English sources

In this atmosphere, many if not most Germans came to believe that World War I was a sort of natural catastrophe, with no human authors.

Contradictions in the character of God, say, might be explained by reference to the different human authors of the Bible, as far as scholarship has been able to ascertain the facts.

They are known as Shruti ("What Is Heard"), the divinely revealed section of Hindu literature in contrast to the later strata of religious literature known as Smriti ("What Is Remembered"), traditional texts attributed to human authors.

All other works—in which the actual doctrines and practices of Hindus are encoded are recognized as having been composed by human authors and are thus classed as Smriti ("Remembered").

HOW do you begin describing the "life" of a document which probably had dozens of human authors and redactors, and whose highly diverse component parts were written down over a period of more than 1,000 years?

Human authors bring their insights and nuance and their subtle understanding of audience.

Sayana, a famous Vedic commentator, said that this means an absence of a human author.

What is a mere human author to do when pitted against that sort of technological leg-up?

Just as we can read the work of a human author, from Marx to Keynes, in closed-minded and rigid fashion, we can approach divine revelation in a similar manner.

Wikimedia's position on this was clear: in the licensing conditions found at the bottom of the grinning monkey selfie, they write, "This file is in the public domain because as the work of a non-human animal, it has no human author in whom copyright is vested".

Some seed questions generated far too many question schemas for a human author to check, and other seed questions generated too few candidates.