Sentence examples for human circumstances from inspiring English sources

There are no extenuating human circumstances in this poisoned atmosphere.

"And poverty causes a set of complex human circumstances that lead to late diagnoses.

The mayor said he was concerned for "the human circumstances" involving Mr. Cannata, and called it "a tragic case".

"With these words, which I condemn with the greatest force, Madame Le Pen proves … her complete indifference to the terrible human circumstances faced by young children," she said.

He thinks that in respect of marriage and divorce, Catholics should draw on a principle of the eastern Christian churches known as "oikonomia"—adapting rules to human circumstances.

No sane person — not merely no other politician but no one you have ever known — would make a claim of that kind: so obviously crazy and inarguably false, implying an impossible set of human circumstances.

Certainly the traditional novel as a transparent imitation of human circumstance has "a distracted or tired air".

I would hope that there would be more seen in them, that they are an image of some kind of the human circumstance.

In an interview with the critic Kenneth Tynan on the second disc, he says: "I scavenge for that tiniest little bit of human circumstance.

A difference between a Newton and a Comte, between science and parascience, is the desire in the latter case to treat scientific knowledge as complete, at least in its methods and assumptions, in order to further the primary object of closing questions about human nature and the human circumstance.

Being a sex worker put me in touch with such a wide range of human circumstance than anything else had up until that point.