Sentence examples for human insanity from inspiring English sources
It was a very human insanity but its victims were the same.
"If we one day will know that some freak mutation made the human insanity and exploration thing possible, it will be amazing to think that it was this little inversion on this chromosome that made all this happen and changed the whole ecosystem of the planet and made us dominate everything," he said at one point.
"If we one day know that some freak mutation made the human insanity and exploration thing possible, it will be amazing to think that it was this little inversion on this chromosome that made all this happen and changed the whole ecosystem of the planet and made us dominate everything," he says.
She sings about the darkness of the human experience: insanity, murder, genocide, "sisters drenched with gasoline" whose suffering testifies that the "world is going up in flames" (from 2003's "Orders from the Dead").
In "Moby-Dick," Herman Melville uses the river as a metaphor for Captain Ahab's insanity: "Human madness is oftentimes a cunning and most feline thing.
Schweickart's mind-expanding view and the epiphany that it triggered led him to vividly appreciate the insanity of humans fighting over borders that were invisible to him from up there.
Oh my, the biggest insanity we humans have created!
I am not African-American, but I marched and protested my way through the 60s to help make an angry divided America see the insanity of forcing human beings with a different skin color to live lives that were less equal than their own.
The result is quite moving -- a human and unusual perspective on the insanity of institutionalized racism.
Mr. Tesich's story emphasizes the connection between war and insanity, without commenting on norms for human behavior.
He is oddly reluctant to accept that she might be mentally ill, admitting that he is not inclined to write about insanity: "As soon as you reduce human behaviour to a pathology…it becomes, for literary purposes, less interesting".
