Sentence examples for the source of man from inspiring English sources

Freedom, far from being the essence of hope and joy, can represent the source of man's dread of the universe and of his anxiety for himself.

He makes it clear in his talks that he believes that God's law, as revealed in the Bible, is the source of man's law and that Christian principles form the foundation of American government and jurisprudence.

The source of man-power was probably from the local lordship, and the tenants would already have the necessary skills of felling trees, digging, and working timber necessary for an earth and timber castle.

Above all, our expectations of Freud have changed: Gustav wrote his book in the hope of "preventing and curing" the sources of man's cruelty, but outside my front door the mystery endures.

THE REAL STRAW MAN We know the technique; but what's the source of straw man?

Dr. Gerberding said doctors had not determined the source of the man's infection.

So what was the source of the man's terrible pain?

Then, the system which is the source of the man hour values in Turkey, is introduced and criticism of it is carried out.

That gap makes it unlikely that the laboratory was the source of the man's illness, Daniel Wang, the director general of public health of the National Environmental Agency, said after the news conference.

Word has it that the source of both men's downfall was the same betrayal by a former employee.

It turns out that rankism is the source of most man-made suffering.