Sentence examples for of human order from inspiring English sources

Humanity depends also on each of us, on what we do and not do; on another sense, of course, each of us depends on humanity, as said by the law of human order: les vivants sont nécessairement et de plus en plus gouvernés par les morts.

The immaculacy of nature in Norway now contends with an immaculacy of a different kind — that of human order.

In the same way that the Roman Empire in A.D. 100 marked the extent of civilization, Gibbon felt that his own mind and values, not to say his society, his class, symbolized in 1776 (when the first volume of "The Decline and Fall" appeared) the only possible foundation of human order and civilized interest.

Out of social chaos and potential tragedy, a resurrection of human order and decency gilded the spring.

The title of the fiftieth lesson of the Course reads: Social statics, or theory of spontaneous order of human society.

In The Structure of Behavior, he elaborates the notion of three types of Gestalten, namely, the physical, the vital and that of the human order.

Accordingly, by histological examination of human 2nd order (Fig. S2) and 3rd 4th order airway (Fig. 2B), we observed 1.3% ± 0.3% and 1.7% ± 0.5% SOX9-expressing P63+ BCs, respectively.

So I exhaled markedly about halfway through when he lined up several skulls of antique varieties of human in order of increasing brain size, and then posited climate change as the driver for each observed increase in size.

As its title suggest, "Housekeeping" starts by seeming to engage the niceties of human domestic order; but the word soon hints how hard it is to "keep" much of anything.

The Prophets often connect the continuance of human settled order to human righteousness and warn that the settled places will become "wilderness" if society continues to oppress the poor and the powerless.

On Thursday the European court of human rights ordered that a further €1.9bn (£1.5bn) in compensation should be paid to former shareholders in Yukos.