Sentence examples for of human affairs from inspiring English sources

Effective automated control of human affairs is far more elusive.

Mr. Diaz's view of human affairs is pessimistic.

The initial move into the Antipodes was a momentous shift in the course of human affairs.

The grandiose promise, the sordid reality: this, for Cavafy, was the inevitable cycle of human affairs.

Angier links this decision to his double bind; he was fleeing the "chaos of human affairs".

Language is a weapon of politicians, but language is a weapon in much of human affairs.

The spectator, not the actor, holds the clue to the meaning of human affairs.

Machiavelli implies that he shared with the ancients a sovereign wisdom of human affairs.

The field in which Hegel first worked out this theory was that of human affairs.

He would stop attempting to make brisk order out of human affairs.

Murder, he thought, insulated both perpetrator and victim from "the ordinary tide and succession of human affairs".