Sentence examples for way to human from inspiring English sources
"Muhammad was called upon to be God's messenger," Demi writes, "to make known God's will to the whole of humanity and to show the way to human dignity, progress and real happiness".
But it also could be a step on the way to human reproductive cloning.
But if Mr. Nikonov has his way, the leeches bred here are doomed to find their way to human beings.
These are today's handicrafts: textiles, jewelry, ceramics, baskets — a variety that testifies in its own, modern way to human creativity.
That means that a drug that harms the liver could make it all the way to human clinical trials before researchers discover its risks.
The episode don't set out to examine how awful and conceited people are but instead explore the misunderstandings that happen on the way to human connection.
In wildly successful films like "Night of the Living Dead" (1968), "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" (1974) and "Halloween" (1978), the lonely monsters of earlier decades gave way to human-on-human violence.
The proposed method generates collision-free motion in which the robot can give way to humans.
Only two other species, pilot and killer whales, are known to experience a menopause in a similar way to humans.
"And in this case the chain goes all the way to humans". There's no research on whether human cases of hantavirus have risen because of gall flies.
One of the most common contentions as to why conscious will eventually be replicated is based on the fact that nature bumbled its way to human-level conscious experience, and with a deeper understanding of the neurological and computational underpinnings of what is "happening" to create a conscious experience, we should be able to do the same.
