Sentence examples for human continuity from inspiring English sources

Even as a committed text junkie, I find myself moved and exhilarated by this extraordinary piece of epic mime: it offers a panoramic image of human continuity that would be difficult to achieve through words alone.

You might argue that to call such relics evidence of "extinction" is a category mistake – they're evidence of human continuity and change – but I think the point she is interested in, and returns to all over the globe, is human rapacity.

And sailing backward in time along the itang may be a necessary method of plotting the future, recognizing the astonishing accomplishments of human continuity.

All of which make the sculpture function not only as an organizing centerpiece uniting the work in the space that had been made before and after Brookner's eco-enlightenment, it is also a unifying metaphor for the human continuity with nature in embodying the mind and the body, which Brookner saw as, "a place where taste, sex and speech meet".

But it does not go very far: what exactly are the conditions of (human) animal continuity?

Primatologist Frans de Waal insists, in a recent article in Nature, that theory and data overwhelmingly establish human-animal continuity of mind.

The monarchy remains strong in Britain partly because it answers the genuine human need for continuity.

When she names her adversary, he ceases to be that, and human connectedness and continuity are restored.

We observed in histological sections the existence of myocardial extensions or myocardial remnants on the epicardial aspect above the sinotubular junction in 20% of human specimens, showing continuity with the myocardium of the RVOT.

We do not, however, wish to destroy the unity or the continuity of human nature along with those human rights which are based on it (Fukuyama 2004).

At the same time, his activities as an archeologist — particularly an encounter with a trove of family paintings discovered in an ancient tomb — were suggesting to him the continuity of human existence and the universality of human experience.