Sentence examples for a humanities passage from inspiring English sources
The reading section usually includes a passage of prose fiction, followed by a social science passage, a humanities passage, and a natural science passage.
Given a small, well-understood corpus that is of interest to a Humanities scholar, we propose sub-corpus topic modeling (STM) as a tool for discovering meaningful passages in a larger collection of less well-understood texts.
"It's a humanity thing," Mr. Wright said.
Ironically for a show purportedly about the thorny and fragile ethics of humanity, the Passage feels as though it's been written by algorithm – as if someone plugged names and places into a "12 steps for a screenplay" generator that lifts dialogue from character motivation blurbs.
Older styles of historical writing were characterized by grand narratives such as "the mechanization of the world picture" (Dijksterhuis 1961; original, Dutch edition, 1950) and humanity's passage from subjective superstition to objectivity and mathematical precision (Gillispie 1960).
"In short, there was no sympathy for humanity," the passage continues.
The astonishing outpouring of support from our straight friends taught me a profound lesson: getting married is a rite of passage into a wide circle of shared humanity.
As I discuss in the book, I look at the ecological crisis as a rite of passage or initiation for humanity, much like a shamanic initiation on an individual level.
At a moment when humanity marks the passage of time, looking forward and thinking back, New Horizons is doing the same.
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