Sentence examples for limits of human nature from inspiring English sources

Modernism lacked mystery and emotion, was a little too frank about the limits of human nature and never prepared us for our eventual end.

This is tied to a theological objection that holds that pacifists incorrectly believe that they can overcome the limits of human nature.

But I also believe that when we understand the limits of human nature, we will better know whether, and how, to rein in the excesses of free markets.

A set of enormous problems face us, from climate change and overpopulation to epidemic disease and global water shortages, that test the limits of human nature.

In addition to his translation, Bloom provides a brilliant introduction that relates the structure and themes of the book to the vital preoccupation's of our own age, particularly in the field of education, but also more generally to the current concerns about the limits and possibilities of human nature.

The claim that values are objective in being founded on (or expressions of) and limited by certain realities of human nature would seem to provide a defence against relativism, in holding that there is an underlying, common human nature which makes at least some values non-relative.

To argue that the "landscapes of possibility" in science are shaped by words articulated by "language-speaking actors" (scientists) is rather like saying that Shakespeare's depiction of human nature was limited by his usage of 16th-century English.

Eriugena celebrates the lack of limit and inherent transcendence not just of human nature but also of the whole of nature.

She argued that there are conceptual limitations on what could count as a moral code (as seen in section 4), and that there are common features of human nature that set limits on what a good life could be.

The result is almost an oxymoron: a summer action thriller that doubles as an introspective, offbeat character study of a digitally created protagonist, one who learns that the foibles of human nature are not limited to just humans.

Student: It just doesn't seem like a good model of human nature and it puts a limit on how much you can want.