Sentence examples for human properties from inspiring English sources
Minnawi said he has personally witnessed war crimes over the years: "I saw all atrocities: brutal killing, burning of villages, displacement committed by the Sudanese government and the Janjaweed, including poisoning water, devastating all human properties and enslaving the people.
Since Christ was understood to be the carnal manifestation of the Scriptures — the Word made flesh, according to the literary scholar James Kearney — the Bible was reflexively endowed with human properties.
Paradoxically, the dog has become the repository of those model human properties whoch we have cynically ceased to find among human beings... Recent poetry collections with a dog theme include "Dog Music: Poetry About Dogs," edited by Joseph Duemer and Jim Simmerman (St. Martin's; $16.95), and the charming "Unleashed: Poems by Writers' Dogs," edited by Amy Hempel and Jim Shepard (Crown; $19).
Accordingly, it is possible to refer to the human properties in order to realize a robot partner system.
Sensing human properties, such as the level of comfort or stress, provides additional information.
More fundamentally, this opposition was due to the denial of distinctions, other than those of degree, between fundamental human properties and those of animals.
It takes the splenetic livewire of American film and installs him as condemned human property, boarded up and fenced off.
Then, as now, women tended to outlive their husbands and simply inherited human property through their partner's wills.
Slaveholders from ancient Greece to 19th-century America spoke of their human property as livestock, Smith reminds us.
"We're saying the science has shown that individuality, consciousness, self-awareness is no longer a unique human property.
Mr. Stadnyk holds three patents, and he speaks of a patented idea as a uniquely human property right.
