Sentence examples for human ventures from inspiring English sources

Air hockey, like most high-stakes human ventures, is as much a game of mind as one of body.

He was an entrepreneur who expected some of his human ventures to fail, and had few qualms about cutting them loose.

The logical-empiricist project of contrasting the virtues of science with the defects of other human ventures was only partly carried out by attempting to understand the logic of scientific justification.

For all the blood and human waste and murderous narcissism of his career, the late phases of the French Revolution and the Consulate, and then the Empire, possess ineffable style in ideas and new politics, in art and human venturing.

For some, it is the steppingstone of the Moon, not the distant goal of Mars, that is the irresistible destination in the human venture into space that President Bush will propose tomorrow.

Szimhart concluded: "Taylor's concern is with any human venture (be it science, religion, or politics) that restricts brain function from creative 'stop and think' activity, and which becomes little more than another exclusive cult".

If humans venture back to the moon, and even beyond, they may carry commercial insignia rather than national flags.

Early humans venturing out into the savannah from the apes' ancestral forest refuge would have been surrounded by predators and in fierce competition for food.

These ventures were limited at first to the lakes and rivers, but as boats and fishing devices were improved, humans ventured into sheltered coastal areas and river mouths and eventually farther out onto the continental shelves, the relatively shallow ocean plains between the land and the deeper ocean areas.

And far more worrisome than footloose moose wandering onto roadways and backyards where they don't belong are ignorant humans, venturing into areas onshore and off where they have no business being, until wham, there's an accident that's a lot more costly than big S.U.V. meets big moose.

As for why early humans ventured to Arabia in the first place, Rose has one hypothesis.