Examples of using It is to be human in English and their translations into Hebrew
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How lovely it is to be human!
Not to any canon or religion, just what it is to be human.
What it is to be human, eh?
I don't know what it is to be human.
What it is to be human, yes.
They do not know what it is to BE human.
With humour, engaging drama and theatrical innovation,Pinocchio takes you on a magical journey as he discovers what it is to be human.
How strange it is to be human.
Appreciating arts and culture is part of what it is to be human.”.
The key here is knowing what it is to be human and divine at the same time.
This film questions what it is to be human, and why life is so precious.
The arts define and communicate what it is to be human.
Philosophy defines what it is to be human, to lead lives that are meaningful, and to create societies that are just and humane.”.
He knows how hard it is to be human.
But properly understood and wisely practiced,identity politics should expand our idea of what it is to be human.
I Know how hard it is to be Human.
Instead of shielding and protecting our soft spot,with tonglen we could let ourselves feel what it is to be human.
And that is what it is to be human.
They do great things for a few people who suffer from some specific condition, but for most people,they don't really transform what it is to be human.
So I'm not going to tell you what it is to be human in any positive sense.
And i'm not afraid at all because we know, You and i, how it is to be human.
And though not real, Eve Harrington, Howard Beale,Mildred Pierce are an opportunity to discover what it is to be human, and no less helpful to understanding our life and times as Shakespeare is in illuminating the world of Elizabethan England.
Okay… so I may learn from your flawed behavior what it is to be human.
Solving this mystery, he believes, would not only facilitate human-robot relationships in new ways,but also reveal fundamental truths about what it is to be human.
See that an integral ecology calls for openness to categories which transcend the language of mathematics and biology,and take us to the heart of what it is to be human.
Francis[of Assisi] helps us to see that an integral ecology calls for openness to categories which transcend the language of mathematics and biology,and take us to the heart of what it is to be human.
From this perspective, scientific work can be pursued with equal rigor as standard approaches, but it becomes possible to ask new andcompelling research questions that lie close to the heart of what it is to be human.
I know that's tempting, but if you're trapped in Summer for too long,you will forget what it was to be human.
After all, we know how hard it is to be a human.