Sentence examples for the rules of human from inspiring English sources

We've never seen the rules of human behaviour broken at this pitch before.

Sometimes they interact, sometimes they just gawk, but the rules of human display and behavior are different.

Like its predecessor, JackRabbot 2 is learning how to navigate safely through spaces occupied by people, following the rules of human etiquette.

A few early followers, who agreed or disagreed — @endaguinan, @paulawhite, @csratliff, @lasic — helped me learn to engage effectively, reminding me that the rules of human engagement don't really change just because the technology does.

"Most people apparently seem to think the rules of human psychology change and the holiday will be no fun at all unless the children actually believed that a bearded man is going to turn up in a flying sleigh with eight tiny reindeer," deadpans Harris.

Nass, who is the author of The Man Who Lied to His Laptop: What Machines Teach Us about Human Relationships, has spent years studying similar phenomena, and his work suggests a fairly simple cause: people instinctively apply the rules of human social interactions to dealings with computers, cell phones, robots, in-car navigation systems, and similar machines.

Every time we feel the impulse to say "change is hard," we could make a different claim that is every bit as accurate: Adaptation is the rule of human existence, not the exception.

Because human actions are those acts that are subject to the rule of human reason and will, the human virtues reside in the various powers that are subject to the rule of reason and will.

Parliament has repeatedly stressed that the fight against terrorism should respect the rule of law, human dignity, human rights and fundamental freedoms.

So far, only in a court of law ― under threat of prosecution for perjury ― has Trump ever played by the higher rules of human discourse and told the truth, however reluctantly.

This makes scientific inquiry prone to the eternal rules of human social life: deference to the charismatic, herding towards majority opinion, punishment for deviance, and intense discomfort with admitting to error.