Sentence examples for our embodiment from inspiring English sources
Some of us also have queer identities, reflecting our embodiment.
For human finitude and limit, our embodiment, ought not to be expressed as though it were some sort of problem, as though it were a lack or flaw.
In performing within these gardens, we aim to complement and enhance the site through our embodiment.
Our embodiment of human sensorimotor control principles into a robot is more than just bionics.
And it suggests that the deep motivation of need is to get out of the being that we ourselves are—our situation and our embodiment.
Our embodiment and our resulting physical needs incline us to pursue sensible objects, but these are not worthy of our attention, and they interfere with our ability to attend to things that are.
Our shared embodiment and genetic endowment facilitate our treating them as having the capacity or potential for typical human interaction and activity, and make it likely that they will be more responsive to such treatment than a non-human animal with similar cognitive abilities.
Moreover, "law" itself is an anthropocentric subject, dependent not merely on our sensory embodiment but also, as its necessary connections to morality show, on our moral sense and capacities.
Once she abandons the idea that our freedom, as absolutely internal, is immune from an assault by the other, and accepts the radical vulnerability of our lived embodiment, questions of violence and desire cannot be severed from the question of our shared humanity or questions of ethics and justice.
Serrano's depiction of a suffering that extends from Derry in 1971 to the political dungeons of today is both a call for justice and a compassionate portrayal of the human plight – our tragic embodiment, born to suffer, born to die.
Figure 1sketches two SPT×repetitions and shows that the material nature changes on going from one set of spacers to the subsequent one, so that the spacer material alternates, in our preferred embodiment, between poly-silicon and SiO2.
