Sentence examples for the human happens from inspiring English sources

That's in direct contrast to, say, color vision; by examining the wavelengths of light bouncing off a rose or a child's hat, a scientist can say that a human will see them as red or blue (unless the human happens to be color-blind — though, even then, the shade is predictable).

Scientists are still arguing about fat, despite a century of research, because the regulation of appetite and weight in the human body happens to be almost inconceivably complex, and the experimental tools we have to study it are still remarkably inadequate.

NYC-based artist A.E. Kieren practices a particularly humanizing brand of "sketch journalism," live sketching the human moments happening around him, on the train, in bars and restautants, or on the street.

On this view, there is no sense in which it is true to say that time really passes, and any appearance to the contrary is merely a result of the way we humans happen to perceive the world.

Fashion, with its strict laws and its inherent respect for the human body, happened to be one of several powerful weapons with which she waged war on all who would diminish or exclude women, including rival magazine editors, with their stuffy, snobbish approach to fashion coverage.

While world leaders rightly condemn Syrian massacres, the human tragedies happening in Congo are hidden at best, ignored at worst".

You send them out on a mission and you encounter electronic countermeasures or jamming, and it breaks the link back to wherever the human operators happen to be.

NYC-based artist A.E. Kieren practices a particularly humanising brand of "sketch journalism," live sketching the human moments happening around him, on the train, in bars and restautants, or on the street.

The worry is not that elephants might disappear, along with the rest of the mind-dependent world, with some plague that wiped out humanity but rather that whether there are to be any elephants in the first place apparently depends upon the conceptual schemes humans happen to chance upon.

Despite the museum's large size and larger expectations, however, its true focus is on life lived small, on the insects that surround us and define the world we humans happen to inhabit.

Yet with Elena, the case could plausibly be made that it is simply a film about the human condition that happens to take place in Russia.