Sentence examples for human destinies from inspiring English sources

Who is this writer, and what are the ungraspable human destinies he has uncovered?

Devotees and fellow travellers, such as Julian Huxley and H.G. Wells, saw in the biological sciences "the ultimate collective control of human destinies".

No man, they believe, is an island, and so human miseries must be understood in terms that reflect how intertwined human destinies are.

By the conclusion of this engrossing inquiry into the beauty of mathematics and the equations that bind human destinies, even the most casual numerical series — your phone number, say, or that cabby's ID — may begin to take on mystical significance.

"High," directed by Rob Ruggiero, isn't a particularly subtle or deep drama, despite some fancy narration about the conversion of St. Augustine and the mysterious ways of God in shaping human destinies.

Today, the prize went to the French novelist Patrick Modiano, "for the art of memory with which he has evoked the most ungraspable human destinies and uncovered the life-world of the occupation".

Early Iraq was pessimistic in its view of human destiny – its poets knew the achievements of humanity were fragile and always fated to be wiped away.

About human destiny all sources agree.

No problem of human destiny is beyond human beings.

Global capitalism is not human destiny, it merely is.

Thus, God remains free of blame for human destiny.