Sentence examples for Spirit of humanity from inspiring English sources

He continually strove to transcend the material and to improve the spirit of humanity.

"Now, seven decades later, this vibrant city is proof of the resilience of its people and a monument to the indomitable spirit of humanity.

Bennett argues that, despite being alive over a century ago, Matthew Arnold can be of use to contemporary debates concerning cultural policymaking.Footnote 16 Arnold unashamedly sought to understand the spirit of humanity as opposed to "an outward set of circumstances" (1869, p 48).

Leading the percussive second section, "Steps in the Street," is the engrossing Carrie Ellmore-Tallitsch, and in the final "Prelude to Action," Graham offers an answer to the devastation of war in which the spirit of humanity, led by an exuberant Ms. DePalo, lives on.

In the space of just over an hour, this Vietnamese company conjure up an astonishing spirit of humanity, an achievement made all the more striking by the fact that no professional dancers take part: enlisted by Vietnamese-born, Paris-based Ea Sola, the dozen women are singers who sang to comfort soldiers on the front during the Vietnam war.

He notes in Eclipse that "there are some forces of resistance left within man," and that "the spirit of humanity is still alive, if not in the individual as a member of social groups, at least in the individual as far as he is left alone" (p. 95).

Happily, its spirit of humanity-sans-frontières looks like being its saving grace.

It was also in a spirit of determined humanity that, after the airplanes crashed into the World Trade Center towers and the Pentagon, we heard practically every American official, from the President to members of the local school board, quickly separating the murderous nihilism of the terrorists from the ancient tenets of Islam.

The aim of the myths was to demonstrate that philosophy and religion are the same in content and to offer, in an imaginative guise (as in parables), the meaning of the one truth that Substance is unification of the divine nature and of the human, which Christ symbolized and which is realized in the spirit of all humanity.

Among other things, it kept alive in our shared culture a spirit of nonracial humanity".

Though the Ecloga continued to be based on Roman law, Leo revised it in the spirit of "greater humanity" and on the basis of Christian principles.