Sentence examples for that we harbor from inspiring English sources
But Michael Shapira, a UC Berkeley assistant professor of integrative biology, believes that the diverse microbial communities that we harbor have a more profound effect, significantly ratcheting up evolution in an intimate collaboration for survival.
Envy is difficult to manage, in part because it's hard to admit that we harbor such a socially unacceptable emotion.
And when I asked my husband if he had been throwing sawdust pellets in after the food scraps, he asked, "What sawdust pellets?" Visitors of all ages are impressed that we harbor worms.
"What can I say or write that will make you stop looking at me that way?" Nussbaum is drawn to the idea that creative urgency — and the commitment to be good — derives from the awareness that we harbor aggression toward the people we love.
While many animalists will concede the intuitions we have about these and other cases, they will also point out that we harbor many other pre-philosophical commitments besides.
However, because it leaves the distinction between a rational and physical (or other) intuitions sometimes dependent on dispositional rather than occurrent factors, [A9] may raise worries about our abilities to discern directly that we harbor a rational intuition.
For a long time, liberals hoped that by convincing opponents of gun control that we harbored no hostility toward the vast law-abiding majority of gun owners - or to hunting or to rural culture - we might forge a consensus around rational firearms laws to protect innocents.
Behind a brave facade, we harbor emotions that are raw and very real, emotions that need to be spoken and acknowledged before the smallest of moments leaves us feeling totally alone.
(Yeah, Well) We must not become bitter (Yeah, That's right), nor must we harbor the desire to retaliate with violence.
Brody argues that we still harbor prejudices against hunter-gatherers, even after their way of life has been engulfed by ours.
I don't mean that we all harbor a sense of racial superiority; I mean that race contributes to our perceptions of others.
