Sentence examples for the human idea from inspiring English sources

A bad old movie keeps the human idea alive in two robots.

Love, especially, is inadequate to the human idea of it, but a good lover must avoid saying so.

What dogs think of as luxury is probably different from the human idea and whether painting your dog's nails or giving him a mohawk is actually a good idea is debatable.

The turning point came in 1949, when national politicians, recognising Hiroshima's special status, passed the Peace Memorial City Construction Law, Article 1 of which states: "Hiroshima is to be a peace memorial city symbolising the human idea of the sincere pursuit of genuine and lasting peace".

I've been working most recently on a chapter about God's notion of justice as compared with the human idea about justice, and once again, C.K. provided a wealth of material.

The body in question is the human body; and its corresponding idea is the human mind or soul.

"A single idea from the human mind can build cities.

The human mind, like God, contains ideas.

Insects in vast, grinding systems, carrying out antlike, apparently rational actions with no human idea of the ends they serve?

The "human cookie" idea gave me night sweats.

"Alone in the world, we have given nothing to the world, learned nothing from the world and bestowed not a single idea upon the fund of human ideas," he wrote.