Sentence examples for in human progress from inspiring English sources

The Enlightenment's faith in human progress was nourished by such triumphs.

How far they can make you feel better will depend on your belief in human progress.

The problem is, the singularity, by definition, is the point in human progress beyond which we can't meaningfully speculate.

On one hand, they include wide-eyed enthusiasts who believe in human progress and in the transformational power of technology.

And what he meant is that liberalism is a set of timeless principles, married to an unshakeable belief in human progress.

Yet, unlike the previous century, when the city had looked on impassively at civic problems, there was now an almost evangelical faith in human progress.

These animals have been proposed as a good model to study secondary glioblastomas that in humans progress from lower grades of astrocytomas involving loss of TP53 [18].

In humans, progress along these lines would be of great value, since clinical trials have been initiated or completed for evaluation of several anti-aging interventions [ 11- 13], but there is no consensus on which experimental measures are in fact most suitable for detection of decelerated aging.

Moreover, there is significant evidence that cancer in humans progresses through a series of discrete steps reflecting genetic alterations [ 11, 12].

In the context of aging it makes sense to speak simply of microglial senescence, which in humans progresses to an advanced, pathological level, called dystrophy, that can be directly associated with neurofibrillary degeneration.

In 1886 he published a new volume containing "Locksley Hall Sixty Years After," consisting mainly of imprecations against modern decadence and liberalism and a retraction of the earlier poem's belief in inevitable human progress.