Sentence examples for human spheres from inspiring English sources

Often such narratives illustrate the interpenetration of the divine and human spheres, with deities such as Krishna and Rama entering entirely into the human drama.

What we have, instead, are basic beliefs about how the world works, tested across a wide variety of human spheres, and a sense that while health care is exceptional in some Arrovian respects (hence the need for some substantial public provision), it is not immune to the bottom-up, trial-and-error, Adam Smith-ian forces that drive innovation and cut costs in most sectors of the economy.

(A ) A representative image of human spheres grown for 2 weeks in culture.

(B ) INS qRT-PCR analysis of human spheres infected with control (R = RFP) or a combination of MafA (M), Neurog3 (N), and Pdx1 (P) (MNP) n = 4. (C ) qRT-PCR analysis of INS, SST, and CHGA with freshly sorted CD133+ ductal cells infected with adenoviruses encoding Neurog3 or all four genes (4V) (n = 2).

Those traits will likely remain fully in the human sphere for decades to come.

He becomes the perfect man, uniting the divine and the human sphere as dawn is between night and day.

Relations within the human sphere are not the only object of ethical concern; nature also is so regarded.

I think Daniel's interpretation really grounded Bond back in reality and in a human sphere which I was able to connect with.

Many of the companies manufacture both animal and human drugs but earn the vast majority of their profits in the human sphere.

One species that he is particularly worried might pass a disease into the human sphere is the sugar glider from Indonesia.

And this odd hyphenated construction does jolt us, while situating the story of the Exodus somehow more firmly in the human sphere, within the grasp of human imaginative power.