Sentence examples for intricately human from inspiring English sources

Both are intricately human and responsible for their choices – desperate to achieve their ambitions and desolate in suffering remorse without repentance.

He enjoys learning about how intricately the human body is knit together in its form and function, and hopes to use gene editing in stem cells as a restorative tool for those suffering from genetic diseases.

We should change the way we think about these scenarios and recognise the intricately complicated human processes entangled with a changing climate rather than being drawn into a racialised generalisations of climate induced mass migration.

Unfortunately, in the U.S. there are billions of animals on drugs, and the drugs they consume are intricately linked with human health.

Biotechnology, ever since its inception has had a huge impact on the society and its various applications have been intricately woven into the human web of life.

Individuals' perceptions of control are intricately linked to the human capital investments they make.

We must accept that racism is intricately woven into the human experience and American culture.

The carvings are about the size of a human palm, intricately detailed and in surprising locations.

At the time when Vesalius was producing his intricately detailed images of the human form, Leonardo da Vinci was also producing sketches on and about the form of the human body.

The potter's art, as I said earlier, is intricately interwoven with the ancient human sense of originating in earth and returning to that first state.

If human experience is intricately bound up with large-scale metaphors, and both experience and metaphor are shaped up by the kinds of bodies we have that mediate between agent and world, argued Lakoff and Johnson, then cognition is embodied in a way not anticipated within traditional cognitive science.