Sentence examples for the human imperative from inspiring English sources

The old idea is that wilderness defines a place out there, an amplitude of emptiness that can easily accommodate the human imperative.

Commit to the human imperative.

In the long run, it contradicts the human imperative to survive.

It's a long, hard road and soon the son makes for new parts, the father not much of a memory, certainly not any vestige of emotion, a vessel and ragged instrument that made one final gesture, hardly, of the human imperative of passing something on, but only passing on the flesh.

For some, the urgent human imperative was to save people from drowning at sea.

It is time to democratize enlightenment -- to bring this sacred human imperative down from the mountains to the masses.

I do not expect to convert a single vegetarian or vegan to my viewpoint when I say that there is a human imperative to eat animal protein, despite the fact that the whole of our history bears this out.

Thus the Siracusa principles offer to resolve apparent dichotomies between public health's primary mandate of protecting population health and the human rights imperative to protect individual rights [ 39].

All nine movies in the series (some directed by or with others) take you in and out of yourself, bring you into other heads and into your own, where you can think about the ethics of intruding into lives and beauty as a human imperative.

Leading CEOs are seeing the work to manage climate change as a strategic and human imperative.

And that's not just a human imperative, but there's a big economic cost to poor access to mental health services".