Sentence examples for notions of human from inspiring English sources

In the cosmopolitan capitals, traditional Islam will merge with modern notions of human rights and pluralism.

But I appreciate this return to the show's roots, which were always about complicating easy notions of human happiness.

His Creation Museum, in Petersburg, Ky., contrasts "God's Word," timeless and eternal, with the fleeting notions of "human reason".

In the book the episode has a palpably allegorical tinge that – with all the correcting of the drawing – hints at wider notions of human error.

The government relies on unwritten laws: political confrontation with the ruling party remains a no-go area, and state stability trumps nascent notions of human rights.

But Victor's creation of the monster, the point at which he symbolically abandons all notions of human and religious principle, is rushed.

There is a weird psychotic reaction in Australia to the very notion of human rights.

"If this happens, the whole notion of human rights as a global standard is damaged".

"CLINICAL trial" is a tidy-sounding term for the messy notion of human experimentation.

The notion of human development influenced development theory in at least two ways.

As abstract as the notion of human nature is, its stakes are extremely high.