Sentence examples for realization of the human from inspiring English sources

Film, it has been argued, was the opera of the 20th century -- the fullest realization of the human desire to combine the arts into a whole that would surpass the sum of its parts.

An experienced research scientist and field ecologist, Larson dazzles with these sensuous and sophisticated poems, grappling with the powers of poetic imagination as well as the frightful realization of the human capacity for ecological destruction.

The repeated narrative goes more or less as follows: with the realization of the human impact on climate, the global community first focused on activities to mitigate climate change.

Fiscal minded politicians taking note of the staggering cost of prisons and the war on drugs has spurred some of the change, as has the realization of the human cost of this war as drugs creep ever farther into communities.

This publication is the fifth in the series designed to monitor the performance of the industrialized countries in promoting the realization of the human rights of their children.

This handbook provides an overview of who is who and what his/her role is in the realization of the human right to food.

The realization of these human factors in robot development is the research topic of Developmental Robotics (Epigenetic robotics) [9 11].

A new mythological language became current, inspired partly by Classical literature and sculpture and by descriptions of lost ancient paintings and partly by the Renaissance search for the full physical realization of the ideal human figure.

It's a very interesting story that speaks to African Americans' struggle to feel their art was 'good enough' to show to others, to feel proud of their heritage and abilities, and to one woman's realization of the rich human experience that was sewn into the artfully assembled scraps of fabric".

This public discussion is a follow-up to the campaign "Every Child Needs a Family" initiated in 2013, by the Government of Montenegro and UNICEF, with the support of the European Union, in order to promote the realization of the basic human right of every child to grow up in a family.

The Right to Food Guidelines, specifically Guideline 1 ("Democracy, good governance, human rights and the rule of law"), recommend States to strengthen governance as an essential factor for sustained economic growth, sustainable development, poverty and hunger eradication and for the realization of all human rights including the progressive realization of the right to adequate food.