Sentence examples for reach of human from inspiring English sources

Some mechanical arms now exceed the reach of human arms.

Beautifully written, concise, stirring, pointed, and with a reach of human feeling that it took Shakespeare to rival.

But what it is like to be a bat was permanently out of the reach of human concepts.

This first principle is beyond the reach of human thought and language and is utterly outside the hierarchy of reality.

Zoologists at the University of Manitoba have discovered that a species of prairie-dwelling squirrel makes high-frequency calls that are far beyond the reach of human hearing.

When Bill McKibben wrote "The End of Nature" in 1989, he was claiming the death of an idea as much as the real end of limits to the reach of human influence.

And once robots become mobile they will be increasingly capable of extending the reach of humans or replacing them.

They now are ubiquitous on factory floors, build complex deep-sea installations, explore icy worlds beyond the reach of humans, and assist in precision surgeries… With this growth, the research community that is engaged in robotics has expanded globally.

(Of himself and his running mate, he says: "Basically, us together creates a synergical force of amiability which is far beyond the normal reaches of human comprehension").

But despite literature's fervour to explore the far reaches of human experience, disability is for the most part disregarded, or at best pushed to the margins.

Larson's emotionally articulate, searingly real grasp of the outer reaches of human despair and transformation makes for the performance of her career, and is everything in carrying this remarkable film.