Sentence examples for human nature derived from inspiring English sources
We might ask, for instance, if and how the understanding of human nature derived from evolutionary biology can help us evaluate the political theories of Plato, Mill, Marx, and Smith.
As someone who believes that our understanding of human nature can be derived from neuroscience, psychology, cognitive science and behavioral economics, among others, I am troubled by Dr. Collins's line of thinking.
Through protein engineering, a new dimeric RNase of human nature, HHP2-RNase, has been derived from human pancreatic RNase (HP-RNase).
That's when I learn something about human nature, that's when I derive some satisfaction.
Human nature hasn't changed in its need to derive pleasure from fictional disorder.
I suspect it is human nature to want to believe in a cure, whether derived through magic or science.
Zuckerman was confronted with all of these dead monkeys and derived the conclusion that this is how nature was, including human nature.
Stockmann, M. et al. Developmental and functional nature of human iPSC derived motoneurons.
At the same time, he derives a powerful ethical code from it: an ethics founded in the body and in human nature.
Ms. Marling is right: there is something in human nature -- from Romans watching gladiators feed on helpless humans to 19th century readers addicted to the crime-filled penny press -- that derives psychological gratification from the misfortune of others.
