Sentence examples for human projections from inspiring English sources

Science, politics, social conventions are all just human projections behind which there is nothing.

Writers were dealing with mythologies, such as the savage lion and vicious rat, that were nothing more than human projections.

Biotin dextran amine (BDA -labeled CST fiBDA -labeledated into the graft (Fig. 4CSTd) and colocalized with the pre-synaptic marker SYP, as well as the Gfibersitive human pregenerated thus establintong a mechanism for hostheraft connectivity (Figraft).

All divine attributes are human projections.

Figure 1 illustrates how multiscale information can be exploited to increase confidence in human projections and improve the interpretive value of early phase I clinical data.

If I were not a religious person, but wished to make an account of religion, I believe I would tend towards the Feuerbachian view that religion is a human projection of humanity's conceptions of beauty, goodness, power and other valued things, a humanising of experience by understanding it as structured around and mirroring back these values.

Such theology, Rosenzweig argued, reduced the divine to no more than a human projection.

That's not a sign of true consciousness, just the mark of a responsive brain combined with plain human projection.

For 50 years, the demographers in charge of human population projections for the United Nations released hard numbers that substantiated environmentalists' greatest fears about indefinite exponential population increase.

Some psychologists have denied cognitive status to religious experience on the ground that it represents nothing more than human beings' projections of their own insecurities in the face of problems posed by life in the world and therefore has no referent beyond itself.

Areas of savannah Africa with few people have shrunk considerably in the last 50 years and human population projections suggest they will likely shrink significantly in the next 40.