Sentence examples for human capacities from inspiring English sources

Adults still needs tools such as language and data to function and exhibit their human capacities.

How does it grind down the human capacities for hope, trust and wellbeing?

Few would dispute that the acquisition and use of language are essential to the full development of human capacities.

Hyperbolic responses to doping offenses point instead to our unresolved conflicts around the issue of boosting human capacities.

In short, the deaf community, like the hearing community, encompasses the range of human capacities, strengths and foibles.

Among the last defences, as Blakemore realises, are those central human capacities of consciousness and free will.

The tendency to endow lower animals with human capacities always has been strong.

Zamannia said foreign investors would be screened as to how well they would contribute to developing indigenous technical and human capacities.

What is universal is the freedom and ability to exercise core human capacities, to live, flourish, organise, play, work and so on.

We would be authentic again, valued not for our monetary worth but for our human capacities, which we would share freely and spontaneously with anyone else.

In her now notorious London Review of Books speech, Royal Bodies, Mantel said of Diana: "Her tragedy was located in the gap between her human capacities and the demands of the superhuman role she was required to fulfil".