Sentence examples for most complete human from inspiring English sources

Jean-Paul Sartre once called Guevara "the most complete human being of our time," a description that in a way means the opposite of what it seems to.

The brain, which is about the size of a pencil eraser, is engineered from adult human skin cells and is the most complete human brain model yet developed, claimed Rene Anand of Ohio State University, Columbus, who presented the work today at the Military Health System Research Symposium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

"Perhaps it is the symbol of the most complete human being, in a direct or an indirect way referred to by Lord Byron, Oscar Wilde and David Bowie".

Various notable individuals have lauded Guevara as a hero; for example, Nelson Mandela referred to him as "an inspiration for every human being who loves freedom", while Jean-Paul Sartre described him as "not only an intellectual but also the most complete human being of our age".

For instance, Christians in Kenya recently denounced the exhibition of the Turkana Boy the most complete prehistoric human skeleton because he inconveniently lived thousands of years before Adam is supposed to have met Eve.

Recon 3D is the most complete global human network model to date and the first to account for mechanisms at the atomic scale.

The petite 3.2-million-year-old skeleton called Lucy is one of the most famous and most complete of human ancestors.

He declared that the find, named Ida, was "the most complete fossil before human burial".

The skeleton, named Kennewick Man after the southeastern Washington town near where it was found in 1996, contains more than 350 bones and bone fragments and is one of the oldest and most complete sets of human remains uncovered in North America.

Edgar Gutiérrez, who worked with the Roman Catholic Church in the 1990s to provide the most complete account of human rights violations during the armed conflict and later joined the Portillo government, argues that the commission has yet to make much progress in court.

The study gathers "the most complete record of human killing by tigers in any part of the [tiger's] range," says Eric Dinerstein, vice president of conservation science at the World Wildlife Fund in Washington, D.C.