Sentence examples for reflection of humans from inspiring English sources

Its landscape is a centuries-spanning reflection of humans' best effort to make a life and a way.

Understanding, or participating, in the ecological reflection of humans such as the Amerindians is not only what he considered most important to study for himself as an anthropologist: it also coloured his values.

But taken as a whole, he says, the feature is "such a reflection of human life".

The surge in bear numbers is a reflection of human actions.

Pina leaves us with an incredible oeuvre, limitless inspiration and a vision of dance as a reflection of human lives, of human feelings, of human struggle.

Ants are nature's other masters of social behavior, and it is easy to see in their vicious civil wars a reflection of human strife.

Here, it's the myth of the Ivy League degree as a real reflection of human excellence and as something for all young Americans to shoot for, even if it's assumed that most will miss and many others will give up before trying.

The developer, who created the web in 1990 while working for the particle collider project Cern in Switzerland, said that the web is a reflection of human nature elsewhere, but that he had hoped "that the web would provide tools and fora and new ways of communicating that would break down national barriers and allow us to just get to a better global understanding.

The statement above is a very funny, yet very insightful reflection of human nature.

The concept of migration as a reflection of human needs (and of government imposed social and economic frustration) is often sidelined or overlooked in the wrangling in Washington over quotas, visas and border patrols.

In this respect the model is limited in its reflection of human breast carcinomas.