Sentence examples for human bent from inspiring English sources
"There's a huge opportunity here," Locke declares, "for individuals to keep their day jobs but at the same time indulge their natural human bent for self-expression".
Further, besides criteria like convenience and conformity to human bent, pragmatic considerations mentioned in MWO (Lewis, 1929, 267) include factors like intellectual simplicity, economy, comprehensiveness, and thus the overall achievement of intellectual order.
Though much of the Resistance delights in thinking of Donald Trump as a heartless monster, his presidency so far has been shaped by an all-consuming desire with a distinctly human bent: He wants people to like him, and he wants this very, very badly.
And if you're a human, bent on turning everything into an extended family affair, here is oxytocin again to cheerlead and teleprompt.
Trouble is, though, that there really is an insanely anti-human bent to deep green preaching on global warming, and there really are believers who feel only too keenly the planet is doomed by our sin, and humans must vanish.
Indeed, Kuliukas et al. provide evidence of such, albeit in humans undertaking bent-knee bent-hip walking (Kuliukas et al., 2009).
Humans seem bent on finding the most difficult and complex way to do things.
His humans set in strangeness are not us; we might be them, though, if bent and made strange.
After leaving DV8 in 1993, he created a series of solos for himself: Human Being, Hell Bent, Original Sin, Resurrection and Frank, which all revolved around themes of love, redemption, loneliness and nihilism.
There's no getting around the fact that the President of the United States is a human asteroid hell-bent on single-handedly bringing the anthropocene to its fiery conclusion.
On Saturday, April 26 , 2003 without telling anyone his plans, Aron Lee Ralston set out alone through Robbers Roost, a steep, treacherous, largely abandoned parcel of southeastern Utah backcountry last bent to human will by Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch, who had found its forbidding terrain favorable to hiding from the law.
