Sentence examples for a modicum of humanity from inspiring English sources
Wouldn't there be some, among the crowds that always throng the square, just a few with still a modicum of humanity who, for a trifling sum, will take pride and joy in setting little birds free.
All the people I talked to seem to understand Sanders' socialism as a way to reintroduce a simple modicum of humanity into an economic system that has no real cushion those who suffer ill health or simple bad luck.
A modicum of humility would not come amiss.
It is as unflinching as all Gates's other writing, but for once he hints at a modicum of redemption for humanity in all our messy awfulness.
Just a heads up in the syllabus, presumably – as my colleague Lindy West put it – to treat students, especially those from marginalized communities, with a modicum of "respect and humanity".
The movie's tone replicates its substance: the impersonally crafted, emptily realized, expensively produced movie gets its modicum of humanity from Dakota Johnson, who has the gift of simply seeming alive and present when she's on camera.
"Are all of these items subject to unrestrained perusal, confiscation or mutilation at the hands of a possibly hostile guard?" A modicum of privacy, he said, "may mark the difference between slavery and humanity".
Judging by the depth and humanity of these authors to whom Giraldi apparently defers, one would imagine that he might demonstrate a modicum of generosity, insight and humor in his review.
A modicum of people like it.
