Sentence examples for integrally human from inspiring English sources

Technocracy, he asserted, is the objective form of the instrumental tendencies in human reason, and if it is not counterbalanced by the integrally human resources of cultural or rational communication it is likely to result in oppressive government.

Perhaps a few hundred years from now, when our ancestors look back and muse at how technology became more integrally woven into human lives, they will see today's angst over the right to privacy as a quaint overreaction to an inevitable wave of change.

The balance theory of 3D garment simulation tries to integrally study the complex system of human body-fabric-environment.

Social capital is integrally linked to both the health of the natural environment and the human population.

It has to work integrally".

Music is more integrally a part of dance.

It struck me that the two themes were integrally connected.

Beer is so integrally tied to the identity of Colorado and to its economy.

On modern mechanized farms, plow bottoms are connected to tractors either as trailing implements or integrally.

Disk plows are either trailed or mounted integrally on a tractor.

So urbanism, and everything that followed afterwards — politics, economy, culture — is integrally connected to that beginning.