Sentence examples for mode of human from inspiring English sources

The letting of blood, however, was neither the only end nor the only mode of human and animal sacrifice.

The normal, or default, mode of human cognition, for example, is holistic, given to seeing relationships among elements, but people in WEIRD societies think more analytically.

Then Ernst Fuchs and Gerhard Ebeling, building on Bultmann's existentialist analysis, developed a method of interpreting the New Testament that emphasized the linguistic mode of human existence.

The radicals of the 60s were able to conceive the possibility of a new mode of human existence, but technology and the balance of global forces – class, race, inter-state rivalry – militated against achieving it.

Narrative is such a basic mode of human thought, such a powerful way of organising the world around us that it's "really easy to think that, looking at the world through a particular narrative frame, we're looking at the unvarnished truth, the unarguably real.

And this interaction works more quickly than other selective forces, "leading some practitioners to argue that gene-culture co-evolution could be the dominant mode of human evolution," Kevin N. Laland and colleagues wrote in the February issue of Nature Reviews Genetics.

From the end of the New Kingdom (c. 1100 bce), names commonly refer to consultation of oracles during pregnancy, alluding to a different mode of human-divine relations.

He considers these now to be the predominant modes of human sexual activity.

It seems that robots would have to continually adapt to modes of human signifiers through culture shifts.

In 1988, Thomas Berry, an essayist popular among ecologists, wrote that "the planet cannot long endure present modes of human exploitation".

Modes of human reasoning that are (or seem) fallacious have been studied in cognitive psychology.