Sentence examples for human significance from inspiring English sources
The report finds that all people, even engineers or computer scientists, need a good dose of the arts and humanities to understand the human significance of the work they do.
Bach's music moves between the public world of faith and its interior trials, between orthodox doctrine and its human significance.
"I would not feel comfortable thinking that I was able to change people's minds on a matter of human significance," he says.
Hardy's thrush of course belongs to the Romantic tradition, in which birds seem to express emotion in "songs" that have human significance.
The trouble is, the art world – that silly term says it all, as if art were another world – lacks a vocabulary to praise art for its historical and human significance.
Rather, higher education's highest purpose is to give all citizens the opportunity to find "large and human significance" in their lives and work.
Turn to the personality as the center of the social system has predetermined the growth of human individuality significance.
In the focus on the fight to preserve collective bargaining rights for public employees in Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana and elsewhere, the mass media has ignored the international and human rights significance of these battles.
It should be borne in mind that the design of the probes on the array was biased toward known sequences of Gram negative organisms of human health significance.
We report here the first three-dimensional model of any fungal GCH II which due to its absence in humans assumes significance for anti-fungal drug targeting.
