Sentence examples for the common condition from inspiring English sources

George Kennan called "the rise to power of the most determined, decisive, and often brutal natures... the common condition of most of mankind for centuries".

A woman diagnosed with herpes at the age of 20 has written an emotional essay about living with the common condition to fight the stigma surrounding it.

But to us it was suddenly clear that what had been a special situation in 1943 - exposure to attack - had been the common condition of man and his predecessors for several million years.

No 10 said the prime minister has now recovered from the common condition and is enjoying his second holiday of the summer with his wife, Samantha, and their three children.

Song-style latifundia do not seem to have reemerged, but, by the late years of the dynasty, sharecropping tenancy was the common condition of millions of peasants, especially in central and southeastern China, and a new gulf had opened between the depressed poor and the exploitative rich.

But the important point is that antecedent dispositions and expectations are the common condition of philosophers, believers and unbelievers alike.

At first, we note the common conditions of these.

The following are the common conditions for all these cases.

The common conditions of the input signal which is independent of friction characteristic of the mechanisms are discussed.

If the essential conditions of this being are to be known, it is necessary to know the common conditions of all finite beings.

One of the common conditions associated with ageing is dementia.