Sentence examples for human view of from inspiring English sources

Rather, he constructed a poignant, tenderly human view of Schumann that makes that composer's quest all the more admirable.

Advocates of increased acceptance of gay men and women in China hope "Lan Yu" can give viewers a more human view of homosexual life here.

But after a decade in which lamas have lent an otherworldly presence to a spate of Hollywood productions -- from Bernardo Bertolucci's "Little Buddha" to Martin Scorsese's "Kundun" to Jean-Jacques Annaud's "Seven Years in Tibet" -- "The Cup" presents a warmly human view of Tibetan Buddhism, suffused with humor and an insider's love and knowledge of the culture.

She describes the prevailing weather, and the prevailing human view of the weather in different times – Elizabethan sun ruled by the sun queen, punctuated by tempests, Donne's own time, where weather was, as Harris claims it was up to the 18th century, weary and faded.

Perhaps science fiction, then, can provide companies with a more realistic, human view of the future than their own staff could ever provide.

In the summer of 1674, the Dutch scientist Antoni van Leeuwenhoek looked through a homemade microscope at a sample of rain water and revolutionized the human view of the world.

Yet the biblical accounts of our encounters with God emphasize that all human views of God are partial and fragmentary in just this way.

Nature and human views of nature are rapidly evolving; our approach to biological invasions through biosecurity institutions and land management policies must evolve in tandem with these changes.

Quoting the British scientist Richard Dawkins, she says her goal is to adopt "a less human-centered view of the natural world".

Figure  4b shows a human-centric view of the genome-wide distribution of cacti.

Humans view the tree of life from the vantage point of our own tiny twig.