In other words, we must ground STEM education to the reality that STEM – as contributory to medicine, and like medicine itself – are human endeavors for and within the sphere of humanity, human conduct, and human ecology.
But football, when you really come down to it, belongs in the sphere of human emotions.
Mr. Traffic's conscientious vigilance over his chosen sphere of human activity is absolute.
The image of God is stamped all the way into the sphere of human corporeality.
That led him to explore the informal networks that shape every sphere of human interaction.
Although political freedoms are enormously important, they are restricted to one sphere of human activity: obtaining and exercising political power.
In the wake of the humanists, the content of books expanded to embrace a large sphere of human activity.
From cloning to nanotechnologies or synthetic biology, our increasingly far-reaching attempts at extending the sphere of human influence have thrown up an array of questions about where the "artificial" ends and the "natural" begins.
The charitable assessment here is that West is just trolling, which, with the best will in the world, is still hardly the most edifying sphere of human activity for an apparently time-pushed polymath to indulge in.
In any case, the invasive plant species share a quality of aggressive, explosive growth in their new homes and the ability to outcompete the native vegetation of forests, grasslands and wetlands — areas that we are accustomed to think of as outside the sphere of human influence.
(Perhaps, too, it will become unacceptable to publish the words of celebrities who know nothing of the reality of our experiences but feel qualified to preach on our behalf?) We hope Amnesty's decision will move the discussion firmly into the sphere of human rights, rather than moral or religious frameworks.
