Sentence examples for points of human from inspiring English sources

The trouble is, the rest of us are dealing with a Silicon Valley company with an apparent indifference to the finer points of human development.

We have become used to the fact that on occasion obscure points of human rights law can scupper what look like common sense procedures – deporting Islamist extremists for instance.

It was a magnificent feast in a country whose cuisine is one of the high points of human culture, even if, as Maddy pointed out, they have mysteriously failed to develop custard.

Meandering through dead-end jobs, uncomfortable flats and occasional casual sex, she is defiantly proud that a beggar and the voice of the S-Bahn announcer are her only points of human contact.

But people who have followed me and seen my solo shows know there's a bunch of stuff on cultural identity, religion and race and the finer points of human relationships.

"The reality is that the junior lawyers who typically supervise work experience students are far more likely to spend their time arguing about minor road traffic claims in the county courts of outer London than debating the finer points of human rights law in the court of appeal," points out Adam Wagner, a barrister at One Crown Office Row.

Historians for many years viewed this period as a high point of human history.

Has a curious despondency over the point of human existence enveloped your soul?

While condemning liberal societies and prophesying their doom, Marx viewed them as the high point of human development to date.

Harold Rosenbaum and his 16 intrepid singers tried at points to rouse this music to the point of human passion, but it did not work.

It always goes with an alternative belief-system – typically, a set of ideas that serves to show the modern west is the high point of human development.