Sentence examples for instances of human from inspiring English sources

The vilest instances of human cruelty are inevitably justified by their perpetrators as acts of self-defense.

Toltec-Maya art shows many instances of human sacrifice: removal of the heart, arrow shooting, or beheading.

Although retroviruses can induce tumour development in animals, only a few instances of human proto-oncogenes' being mutated into oncogenes by retroviral insertion are known.

And shouldn't the Holocaust be studied not only in Europe, North America and Israel but throughout the world, alongside other tragic instances of human barbarism?

His smiles, too, were often triggered by instances of human vulnerability: a lie, an exaggeration, a lack of education on the part of a witness, or the defeat of his opponent in court.

But geneticists, with information from the human genome now at their disposal, have begun to detect ever more recent instances of human evolutionary change like the spread of lactose tolerance in cattle-raising people of northern Europe just 5,000 years ago.

Other instances of human-elephant conflict are not hard to find, but conservation groups say poaching is an equally devastating — and growing — issue, the scale of which is hard to quantify.

No one has so definitively ranked the most well known instances of humans wearing bunny costumes.

Of these, those individuals detected outside of the established range in New Zealand were considered to represent instances of human-assisted movement of L. delicata within the country.

Whether colonization of multiple animals was due to repeated instances of human-to-animal transmission or whether animal-to-animal transmission may have occurred is not clear.

Although instances of human-to-human transmission have been documented between case-patients and others in close contact (including hospital patients sharing rooms, family members, and medical personnel), the sources of infection for most patients remain unknown.