Sentence examples for place of man from inspiring English sources
"He writes stories with his movie camera that show fights between history and individual choices, or the ironically small place of man in an inhuman society".
She insists that no miraculous solutions, such as magical new technologies or colonisation of space, will take the place of man learning to live more harmoniously with his fellow creatures.
Nevertheless, it is only in mythologies influenced by philosophical reflections that the place of man becomes the conspicuous centre of the cosmogony (e.g., Pythagoreanism, a Greek mystical philosophical system; Orphism, a Greek mystical religious movement; Gnosticism, a Christian dualistic and esoteric movement; and Tantrism, a Hindu and Buddhist esoteric meditation system).
The opening chapter criticizes the concepts of man advanced by the Greeks from Plato to the 3rd-century Christian sectarians; it then emphasizes the place of man in the plan of creation as delineated in the Mosaic literature of the Old Testament and in the letters of St . Paul
The activity proved that a synergy between academic teaching and museum curatorship is a way to bring scientific work in the framework of evolutionary theory to high school students, and to help them to raise their consciousness of the place of man in nature.
This is not a place of man but of the gods.
Some sections made use of existing river dikes; others used rugged mountain terrain such as cliffs and gorges to take the place of man-made structures.
In its instrumental form, the cross becomes the sign of the Church in its role as mediator between Christians, Christ and the eschaton, affirming the indispensable place of man-made artwork in that project.
On Fairfield Avenue, at the crossroads to the old turnpike to New York, Cedar Hill is a place of man-made ponds and natural and rare trees and shrubbery, from the Chinese witch hazel to the weeping Alaska cypress.
This is largely a place of men.
It became the meeting place of men of letters and musicians.
