Sentence examples for Flash of humanity from inspiring English sources

It's part of the joy of them: the single, weird opinion that reveals a flash of humanity.

More, I'm not so sure that Romney's anger really was "controlled": He seemed genuinely hot under the collar, which I suppose you could interpret as a much-needed flash of humanity but which to me made his polished veneer seem phonier than usual.

And on Sinai, just as in Ireland, flashes of humanity appear on the margins of old texts.

I told him about Bidi's sign, and Khan enthused for a minute about flashes of humanity that had sustained him during his terrible months as mayor.

All show flashes of humanity amid conflict, and all were taken in the years after the attacks of Sept. 11, though Ms. Niedringhaus has actually been covering war and its consequences for far more than a decade.

Despite the flashes of humanity he showed toward the end, I had regarded Chester and his family in a mostly negative light.

Obama, as shown by his devotion to getting the Affordable Care Act passed and his efforts to have revenues increased as part of the recent debt deal is possessed of both occasional flashes of humanity and the pragmatism necessary to appoint Supreme Court Justices.

Here, in the middle of an MMA fight, where doubt can spell doom, was a moment of true emotional confusion, without pretense or forethought, one of those spontaneous flashes of humanity and drama that true, longtime, been-there-seen-that fight fans eat up.

Confederate's creators gave us Game of Thrones: they are past masters at tempering evil with flashes of stunning humanity.

Mr. Abraham dominates the production both through his natural authority and the flashes of fiery humanity he brings to the role.

For all the bluster around the conversation about Skynet and robotic overlords, we still melt when a diminutive robot flashes the slightest hint of humanity through a small set of blinking eyes — and then does something nice for us.