Sentence examples for most human endeavors from inspiring English sources

DEATH puts a pretty effective end to most human endeavors.

PARAGUAY'S CHACO FOREST The Chaco forest has remained hostile to most human endeavors for centuries.

There are exceptionally satisfying ones, where the winning fighter is jubilant and the losing one is unconscious, having suffered the kind of destruction that is, in most human endeavors, merely figurative.

But while the Chaco forest has remained hostile to most human endeavors for centuries, and jaguars, maned wolves and swarms of biting insects still inhabit its thickets, the region's defiance may finally be coming to an end.

Intrinsic in all these inputs is knowledge, which has been increasingly the key source of value adding of most human endeavors.

Collecting is at the heart of most human endeavors… and it's why the three founders of Covetly, one of the companies graduating from Y Combinator's latest accelerator batch, launched their business — to make collecting even easier.

One could argue that poetry is among the most human of endeavors; it is born in the mind, heart and soul, not the computer.

Re "The Science of a Happy Marriage" (Well, March 11): Relationships are one of the most challenging human endeavors and long lasting, satisfying ones are not only rare but difficult to predict.

Gawande, who is both a surgeon and a staff writer for The New Yorker, looks clearly and coolly at the limits and defects of medicine, which, he says, may be the most complex of human endeavors.

Unfortunately, like with most good-natured human endeavors, there are going to be people who try to take advantage of others' kindness for their own gain.

Contrary to the contemporary view of politics as a rat's nest of paltry swindling, Niccolò Machiavelli, the fifteenth-century courtier and political theorist, rates it as the most worthy of human endeavors when supported by a citizenry possessed of the will to act rather than the wish to be cared for.