The inhabitants of "the tiniest planet in the sky" are beset by war and environmental disaster: some of the books by Dr. Seuss, a k a Theodor Geisel, are virtual parables of modern human perils.
As journalists we have to respect the beliefs and traditions of everybody and we must document what we see at the very same time, most specially when lives are in danger and human rights peril.
Robosimian can maneuver over rubble and through narrow corridors in order to, one day, rescue humans from peril.
Humanity's assault on migratory birds includes a familiar litany of human-made perils — clearing of forests, predation by cats and poisoning by the toxic byproducts of agriculture and industry.
Divided into six untitled books, the poem yokes together moments of intense lyrical beauty; philosophical meditations on religion, pleasure, and death; and scientific theories of the physical world, the evolution of human societies, the perils and joys of sex, and the nature of disease.
In the disease-scarred bones of a Homo erectus from Turkey, scientists have found evidence of a peril that human ancestors encountered in their migrations out of Africa: tuberculosis.
But this episodic unwillingness to connect, to show up, while entirely human, puts him in peril.
We neglect the agendas of conflict resolution and human rights at our peril.
Is the Dealer's offer not sex or illicit substances but the promise and peril of human existence, a transaction that carries with it an inescapable conclusion?
"We've always perceived this city to be very safe - you should not have to see anything like that, to see other human beings in such peril.
