I want to thank the families here tonight for helping us through one of the most difficult human conditions that has ever existed: senioritis.
Obesity, which is among of the most hereditable human conditions (45 75%), is, with few exceptions, a polygenic disorder determined by an unknown number of genes with mild to moderate individual effects that also interacts with the environment to produce the phenotype.
It is a curious and moving experience to accompany Sebastian as he undergoes his metamorphosis from ambitious dandy to lucid analyst of the most precarious of human conditions.
And I also know how important it is in life not necessarily to be strong but to feel strong, to measure yourself at least once, to find yourself at least once in the most ancient of human conditions, facing blind, deaf stone alone, with nothing to help you but your own hands and your own head.... But, excuse me, that's another story.
Harnessing the empathic potential of virtual reality as a medium, The Art of Dying assembles the work of over two dozen artists to probe the most inscrutable of human conditions.
The fact that these cultural artifacts were preserved, indexed, and are now freely accessible to any and all people is a beautiful testament to what is possible, even under the most horrifying of human conditions, that of war.
This is a staggering number and indicates the pervasive inequalities between and within cou Taking stock of children's rights, 25 years on I was deeply moved by how in the most difficult of human conditions, there was great jubilation from the people present at the birth of this little boy.
You have been strong enough to defeat the most common of human conditions - hunger.
The best and most lasting improvement in human conditions, he suggests, comes in countries where change is gradual and consensual.
As we all know, the actual causes of most human behavior and social conditions are complicated, and they usually don't lend themselves to simple explanations.
