Sentence examples for humans interested from inspiring English sources

To put the point another way, a strict value-free, objectivist interpretation of a sound classification system of disease and disorder should be valid whether or not there are any humans interested in reading, hearing or using it.

Latour and Woolgar ([1986]) have exposed the human, interested, motivated world of the science laboratory that is usually excluded from accounts of scientific enquiry, and Bloor ([1991] [1976]) has taken this further by arguing that all kinds of knowledge, including the most apparently human-independent, is motivated and arises in a context of values and beliefs.

Macfarlane tells the story of how humans became interested in mountains, and turned them into a realm of utopia.

And Benjamin Franklin was truly an astonishing human being, interested in almost everything that came to his attention.

An element of self-delusion in the human condition interested him, the gap that separates real understanding from what is claimed or supposed, and the incomprehension at the root of human relationships.

Both categories of human are interested in finding great video easily on their mobile devices.

"Any decent human being, interested or not, will take polite flirtation as the compliment it is".

Humans are more interested in preserving an internally coherent worldview than in testing their view of things against events.

He observes that early humans were more interested in direct satisfaction than in prudence.

Still no word around pricing for these new smart bathroom products, but interested humans can check out the Kohler website.

He has a snooty, imperturbable air, like all pelicans, and is less interested in humans than humans are in him.