Sentence examples for the human state from inspiring English sources

Swiftian revulsion at the human state is not the only theme in Mr. Bodanis's richly original book.

Plants - living things - often become throwaway items used purely for decoration, with little acknowledgment given to their much deeper importance to the human state.

Homer is teaching us a great deal of wisdom that we lack in the diet field: that the human state involves vulnerability".

They have repaid rereading as an adult, and they will continue to reward both returning readers and new ones: such is their narrative grip, subtlety and understanding of the human state.

This stage corresponds to the human state of infantile amnesia — or the inability to properly encode and store episodic memories of events in infancy and early development so that they can be recalled in adulthood.

By the same token, evidence for the diversity of human species through time has been downplayed, first by the cultural inertia of stories of an upwards progression towards the human state; second, by the curious chance that Homo sapiens happens to be the only species of human around today - a situation probably unprecedented in 7m years.

But the connection of the highest human state with the divine is pervasive in the text.

The natural human state Wolff envisions is the state of the soul in its manifold efforts to find truth, and everything has to be done to maximize that state (see "German Metaphysics" §152, 79).

This, combined with the low prevalence of polygyny as the ancestral human state, suggests that there was a reasonable level of evenness to mate exchanges (low reproductive skew).

The presence of brideprice or brideservice as the ancestral human state may be interpreted as early critical components of regulated mate exchange.

"It's the basest human state".