Sentence examples for the human individual from inspiring English sources

Capturing the individuality of human beings is important for the expression of the Idea of humanity "because to a certain extent, the human individual as such has the dignity of an Idea of his own" (WWR I, 251).

The human individual had never been portrayed so convincingly before.

Let's see what the human individual is capable of, with a little tinkering.

"But for those others", he says, "who aspired beyond and above the human individual towards something they could not even imagine, there had been no answer".

The Western system, though materially more successful, also crushed the human individual, inducing feelings of powerlessness, which — as Trump's victory has shown — can turn politically toxic.

Within this context, the Upanishads teach that brahman resides in the atman, the unchanging core of the human individual.

And yet the ultimate units of society, the human individuals lost within the crushing agglomeration of hostility, rivalry, snobbery, exclusion, and defeat that O'Hara felt in his bones, have aspirations and hopes and passions, and can be regarded with tenderness by a writer whose bleak and swift style seems at first not to care.

Guideline recommendations are only as successful as are the human individuals – the healthcare providers and the patients – in applying them in clinical practice.

"Self-realization", in other words, is the reconnection of the shriveled human individual with the wider natural environment.

The Catholic view of the human person is social not individual.

If it is, the woman must undergo counseling on "the statistical probability of bringing the unborn human individual to term".