Sentence examples for human strife from inspiring English sources

But "Confrontation and Disruption" memorializes specific events to express the endlessness of human strife.

All human strife, group hatred, partisanship and struggle for advantage, in this view, resulted directly from ignorance.

The experience not only gave him a taste for new places and faces but an acquaintance with the persistence and the ubiquity of human strife.

Ants are nature's other masters of social behavior, and it is easy to see in their vicious civil wars a reflection of human strife.

A self-taught, impoverished artist who painted his rural surroundings with an eye to human strife, he could (and did) make a basket of kittens look creepy.

It covers nothing up, but it shows others struggling with affliction, as in these lines from "In Memorium": Be near me when I fade away, To point the term of human strife, And on the low dark verge of life The twilight of eternal day.

"Here in the Philippines we are cursed by all kinds of disasters," says Pama of one of the most naturally volatile countries on Earth, which also has its fair share of human-induced strife.

Our first priority in every crisis – whether a natural disaster such as the tsunami or human-made strife as in Darfur – is always the immediate needs of those who are suffering.

Far from eliminating the bases of human conflict and strife, science and technology have granted human destructiveness greater scope.

It's also one of the most multilayered problems on Earth, the results of which lead to human misery, political strife, and war.

Susanna can detail lovers' tensions — "I raise my right arm to give you high five/you raise your hands to protect yourself" — or envision human love and strife spilling over into Nature; to wolves and birds, rivers and forests.