Sentence examples for reflecting humans from inspiring English sources

Far more recent than the bear's jaw, and more instantly reflecting humans' co-existence with other animals, were the exhibition's miniature paintings of the Safavid era (1501-1736), 19th-century gilded birds from Isfahan, and a magnificent 19th century Qajar book cover featuring mythical creatures including a horse-man and a lion-bird.

But party defections don't obey the laws of logic; they are subjective traumas reflecting human dilemmas.

Second, they provide static information, reflecting human behavior at a specific point in time.

Another is to defend a first-offender discount, reflecting human susceptibility to temptation (frailty).

The main elements reflecting human activities were Mn, Sr, Th, K, Zn; P contributed also to the interpretations, although it was detected and measured only in 132 cases.

The generation of an amenable model reflecting human conditions has been complex.

An even tinier proportion of dinoflagellates are represented by the combined holdings of culture collections, reflecting human bias in sampling and cultivation.

Using four different antibodies, they could confirm that in mice only one Bcl-G isoform exists, reflecting human Bcl-GL.

The persistence of the bestiality taboo, he wrote, reflects humans' ambivalence about animals.

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.