Sentence examples for variations of human from inspiring English sources

JOAN SCHENKAR: AN addition: I am absolutely fascinated by the variations of human character adn the conditions that create it — so whatever i do will be that.

But, for years, male pro sports appeared to be one of the great holdouts against progress: a place where big-money machismo ruled over the variations of human sexuality.

In the latter sense of eros, or life instinct, libido was opposed by thanatos, the death instinct and source of destructive urges; the interaction of the two produced all the variations of human activity.

The great poet Dante lived at about the same time as Giotto, and his poetry shows a similar concern with inward experience and the subtle shades and variations of human nature.

In his characteristically elusive sleeve notes to World Gone Wrong, an acoustic album of covers of old folk and blues songs from 1993, Dylan applies the word "masterpiece" to Broke Down Engine, a song by the great blues singer Blind Willie McTell, which he also describes as a song about "trains, mystery... variations of human longing... revival... ambiguity".

Rougier et al. [8] applied the motion history image (MHI) and variations of human body shape to detect falls.

"The World Health Organisation calls homosexuality a variation of human behaviour.

This 'epidemic of myopia' would, in the absence of any solution, be considered part of the normal variation of human beings.

The third was the scientifically based understanding of homosexuality as a naturally occurring variation of human desire.

Some of the attendees opposed the idea that dyslexia is a diagnosis at all, arguing that to label it as such is to pathologize a normal variation of human intellect.

In our case, each eigenvector reflects a natural mode of variation of human gait.