Sentences with phrase «animate most human beings»

Love does become universal, in a way, in the mind of the philosopher, but that universalism both doesn't animate most human beings and is fundamentally impersonal.

Not exact matches

If evolution is a fact and if the most basic meaning of evolution is that the complex forms of life emerge from the simple, how can the dualistic forms of evolutionary theory account for the emergence of the human mind from inert lifeless matter, the animate from the inanimate?

It is an ingenious exploitation of African tribalism, that most intense form of the universal human need for in - group / out - group dichotomies which animates petty practices and energizes grand ideologies.

The fictional Frankenstein monster, like most zombies, is a being in between animate and inanimate, human and nonhuman.

Transcending the boundaries of both biopics and animated films alike with rich material, gorgeous images, a devastating story, and one of the most powerful thematic interpretations of the passion that comes with creativity, the story of Jiro Horikoshi and his journey from wide - eyed dreamer to war - engineer is a heartbreaking, existentially maddening, astoundingly beautiful and human film.

The animated sequences look about as exquisite as modestly budgeted computer animation can aspire to, but as the film's most prominent image is that of the human face, the real showoffs here are the expertly rendered skin tones.

Honestly, the man has the most expressive face I have ever seen and it doesn't matter if he's on screen in human form or as a gorgeously stop - motion - animated - and - captured giant, he's outstanding and entirely worth going to see the film for.

Most perplexing of all, the film turns to Glenn's closeted homosexuality in its final third, an inclusion that's merely used for hollow technological gags, such as him masturbating to a partially recorded message of his lover's voice and a miniature, animated hologram that takes the form of his presumably human lover.

There's no telling what exactly happened during the earliest forms of human existence, but Nick Park tries to explain everything in his most recent animated film, Early Man.