Sentence examples for kind for human from inspiring English sources

God exacts punishment in kind for human sin.

If these human scFv antibodies block fertility in vivo they may provide unique and novel immunocontraceptives, a first-in-kind for human use.

Time, Langley has told him, "advances through us as we replace ourselves to fill the slots," and this theory has spurred him to conceive an "ultimate newspaper" containing slots for every kind of human event, for which the stockpiled documents will serve as backup.

His philosophy, so rich in so many other ways, did not allow for that kind of human perversity, or for his own doubleness.

We have all seen how damaging it can be to offer an unbridled platform for the worst kind of human impulses, particularly for teens.

Which makes civil servants a kind of human shield for the political prophets of austerity.

I was so grateful for any kind of human conflict, even hearing someone's breath".

For the most part Darwin resisted this kind of thinking, though he made a limited exception for one kind of human behaviour, allowing that morality, or ethics, could be the result of group selection rather than individual selection.

I'd willingly forgo the etymologies for this kind of human detail: "I remember a child telling me in a session … that the reason he wanted to be bigger was because he wouldn't have to want to be bigger".

Schools are swamping their pupils and staff in data and targets, leaving no room for the kind of human values that were once at the centre of what teachers did.

Some people who work with him say Mr. Anderson has managed to offend just by being himself, a big-idea guy with little facility for the kind of human interactions that magazines grow out of.