We also have as much diversity as we could muster in terms of age, gender, skin color, body type, and personality so that the cast reflects a spectrum of humanity.
Internally he wants to "add a spectrum of the humanities to the study of architecture" by bringing writers, musicians and other artists into the curriculum.
The arts tie history, theory, and practice together and are one part of a broad spectrum of humanities disciplines at Duke.
Graupe-Pillard's utilization of the female gaze as a means of encompassing a broader spectrum of humanity and highlighting social injustices challenges the oftentimes narrowly defined range of the contemporary art world at large.
There is a vast spectrum of humanity, and we all get to represent one little part of it.
And 2) films featuring black, brown, or gay characters that get mainstream attention pigeonhole those lives and experiences in a way that makes black, brown, and LGBT experience "niche," as opposed to one part of a broad spectrum of humanity.
"Why not make an artistic statement with a mix of races, and use the spectrum of humanity deliberately, in a provocative way?
Blanchett touches the full spectrum of humanity, from a homeless man with a scraggly beard, to a perfectly done-up news anchor who interviews herself, to a conservative 50s housewife bent in prayer over her dinner, seated alongside her real life husband Andrew Upton and their three sons.
It devalues our humanity and provides even more motivation for white people to place us on a spectrum of lives that matter and lives that don't.
The wines displayed a spectrum of styles.
But there is a spectrum of rejectionists.
