Sentence examples for human principle from inspiring English sources

A vote is a human voice, a statement of human principle.

"I believe the responsibility or onus of the poet," he once wrote, "is to assert and affirm the human principle of perversity..

In a 1976 review of a volume of Bataille's Complete Works, Baudrillard writes: "The central idea is that the economy which governs our societies results from a misappropriation of the fundamental human principle, which is a solar principle of expenditure" (1987: 57).

In other words, the Manchu emperor takes a universal view of human principles, while his critics are more narrowly nativist.

The "normal human principles" evoked by the Manchu emperor in his diatribe against rebellious renegades were, of course, Chinese principles, laid down in Confucian dogma.

This year, to me, it seems like a mistake to ignore the human principles that are being trampled under the snow in Sochi.

The campaign, led by robotics and ethics researchers Kathleen Richardson and Erik Brilling, proposes that engineers instead work on technology that "reflect human principles of dignity, mutuality and freedom".

As the emperor writes to one of his inquisitors: "These rebellious renegades have indeed sinned against heaven; and this incident has occurred unexpectedly, in conflict with normal human principles.

"It's a partner country like any other, and the broader human principles or standards apply to Russia, as they apply to Burma, Brazil, the Czech Republic or any other country".

"The human principles of economic justice, healing the sick, health care, feeding the hungry, housing the homeless, a living wage so folks don't have to break their backs and still not make ends meet.

The EU's commitment to basic human principles means that it has a communal vocation that is broader and more universal than that of a multinational federation.