Sentence examples for thing of human from inspiring English sources

It is a sad thing of human nature -- our desire to be a member of the herd and to chortle at the misfortune of the rebels who dare to question the status quo, At least until he or she wins.

A book of practical criticism that is also an enactment of cultural studies, allowing 20th-century literary theorists on board without giving them the wheel; Donoghue, as his title shows, has not abandoned the idea that some things of human making are superior to some other such things.

The first concerns the existence of things—of human beings, for example.

This can be seen in the lexicogrammar in the way it construes the "things" of human experience: in the principles of noun compounding, the ordering of attributes, even in the build up of the numeral system – itself an effect of the stability of the morpheme/syllable complex.

Numerous things of humans' imagination are turning into reality by some or the other machining processes.

The pneuma pervades all of substance and maintains the unity of the universe and constitutes the soul the incorporeal and, in many conceptions, immortal essence of a person or living thing —of the human being.

No, Frankenstein goes and creates new life out of bits of things -- bits of human things, in fact.

If the fathers of Mozart and the Williams sisters had done the same thing, the history of human achievement would have been different.

Despite the best efforts of humanity, however, many things are outside of human control, so the Pythagoreans examined the impact of luck on human life (Fr. 41).

"It's a metaphor for one of the core things of being human," he told us.

These... things are replicants of human beings formed out of the memories of the crew.