Sentence examples for human beings given from inspiring English sources

It is not imposed by external authority, whether English, Scots or Gàidhlig; it is a language used by live human beings, given voice by poets from Robert Fergusson through Tom Leonard.

You can, in a democracy, force the government to put its rules up on a wall, send you a copy of them in the post, or even change them from time to time, but you can do nothing against the unremitting tendency of human beings, given any small domain over other human beings, to find the space within those rules to use their power to its fullest.

Still, we should also proceed with a sober eye on what is in fact possible for human beings, given our deep and abiding acquisitional propensities.

Human beings, given our capacity to discuss systems in language, can describe the ecology of a pond (or better, the ecologies of a pond depending on what organisms we are studying).

There is even a sense in which free choices are necessitated namely, it is necessary that human beings, given their nature as conscious rational beings, make free choices, though it is not necessary that they choose this rather than that.

At the core of capitalism is the base concept that most human beings, given the chance, modify behavior to pursue wealth.

"It is the details of what other human beings give you that will be the foundation of your life," he said.

God and human beings give to each other as they receive.

We sit in the theater craving that sense of the actual that live human beings give us.

Though it may be the case, as some would contend, that decentralized giving is the most efficient means of reaching the poor, the argument rests on the assumption that human beings give efficiently.

Forefather to 0.8% of the world's population, which works out to some 640 million human beings, give or take a few Ulan Batorians.