Partly, I suspect, because they realize that it is enough to be a great cook, whereas men, larded with pride in their own accomplishment, invariably go one step too far and try to be great chefs--a grander calling, though somehow less respectable, and certainly less responsive to human need).
Boyer [ 2] proposed that a scholar works in the four interrelated areas of scholarship in the pursuit of knowledge that is responsive to human problems and societal needs.
In order for secularism to have a wide appeal, he writes, it will need to become a secular humanism that is more than "blunt denial" but is as attuned to human need as religion has been, and as responsive to social injustice as the teachings of Jesus or Muhammad.
(1974 and 1967) he juxtaposed the cookie-cutter repetition of contemporary row housing with that of windows on the facade of a New York skyscraper, a comment on the conforming formalism of an architecture increasingly less responsive to the human need for idiosyncracy.
Mr. Schuler also knows that while the wedgemussel is his principal client, he has to be responsive to the needs of human residents in this area, which reached its economic peak 150 years ago.
Parliaments must be responsive to the needs and aspirations of the people and must help ensure respect for the States' human rights obligations.
One of the basic human rights being violated by the Chinese government is that of workers to organize unions responsive to their needs; rather, they are at the mercy of phony organizations tolerated by the Communist government.
"They have to know you're responsive to their needs.
