Sentence examples for reflect humans from inspiring English sources

In the fascinating Beyond Human Nature (Allen Lane £22), Jesse J Prinz shows how on most of the points on which evolutionary psychologists like to reflect, humans are shaped far more by their culture than by nature.

O'Connor points out that Zika-infected monkeys do not perfectly reflect humans, either, and he sees the various models as complementary.

This being the case, the punctuational language change observed may reflect humans' capacity to adjust languages at critical times in our cultural evolutionary history; maintaining cohesion in the light of the emergence of new and/or rival groups.

The process of refining policies to reflect humans organically developing memes or slurs may never end.

Unlike other animals, which lack higher cognition and the ability to reflect, humans recognise the inevitability of their own death.

Just last month, researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry published a study in the Journal of Clinical Investigation demonstrating (at least for mice, which in turn often reflect humans), that the clocks associated with individual organs in the body adapt to the new time at different speeds.

Employment practices in these circumstances reflect human relationships.

Those efforts reflect human strength and possibility, I think.

One aim was to find out how a country's internal borders reflect human connections.

So does a sophisticated, visual analysis tool reflect human prejudice and if so, who does that effect?

He said the essence of Connolly was "the unique capacity to reflect human behaviour and stand it on his head".