Sentence examples for of human passage from inspiring English sources

The trail was littered with evidence of human passage.

An hour later, we were going ten miles per hour on a road that had narrowed to a sinister goat track, in a canyon that bore no trace of human passage.

The boy playing his intricate horn in Mahler's Fifth, in the gaps between playing, turns it and turns it, dismantles a section, shakes from it the condensation of human passage.

Later, when he visits a group of Alzheimer's patients at a nursing home and feels suddenly comforted by his easy manner with them, Pierce writes, "I saw the ruined city in the country of my disease, but, this time, there were landmarks, and signs of human passage".

The cable is as much a "line going for a walk" as any drawing by Paul Klee, and as much a sign of human passage - the wandering journey of the eye, or of one's own thoughts - as it is purely functional.

At 51, she's avoided this common rite of human passage.

Type XII collagen also has been shown to be present in the secretome of human passaged chondrocytes (Polacek et al., 2011), however, not in the secretome of cartilage explants (Taylor et al., 2014).

Despite the possible passage of the virus through several hosts during the outbreak, the genome segment used for diagnosis showed complete stability, suggesting that a very high number of human passages may be required to produce the known nucleotide variability for NLV, at least in the RNA polymerase region.

No archaeological record of these epic journeys has been found, perhaps because the world's oceans were 120 meters lower during the last ice age and the evidence of early human passage is under water.

This conveyor belt of biological and human passage has one stubborn feature: It only flows north.

The goal is to create a safe environment within your book club where questions can be expressed and fears can be discussed together as you look at this very human passage of death.