Sentence examples for a study of humanity from inspiring English sources

This is the start of a study of humanity that will find out if we can cope with the rigours of travel between the planets".

As a study of humanity (including his own) in extremis, Turnbull's account of the Ik is not without great human interest and potential anthropological significance.

A study of the humanities (including religion) towards the purpose of good applications of science is a good thing.

It's a bleak study of humanity.

This is not an epic study of humanity on the scale of Back to Back's Ganesh Versus the Third Reich (which considered disability in Holocaust politics), nor does it work with the desperate community worker of Hello My Name Is.

I've stepped away multiple times from it thinking it's a political satire, a romantic comedy, an intense psychological study of humanity, and I'm still rethinking it.

Interpreting change in thought by privileging an epistemology of position can only be an obstacle to a study of the contemporary humanities that sets out to produce a precise answer to the question how naturalisms ripple linguisticist surfaces (and that asks whether the humanities have ever been unambiguously such).

"Anthropology is the study of humanity and this is a part of human life".

Tagore, visiting Santa Barbara in 1917, conceived a new type of university: he sought to "make Santiniketan the connecting thread between India and the world [and] a world center for the study of humanity somewhere beyond the limits of nation and geography".

"If you really read the play, I think it's an incredibly respectful and embracing study of humanity".

The enthusiasm for the scientific study of humanity in the period incorporates a tension or paradox concerning the place of humanity in the cosmos, as the cosmos is re-conceived in the context of Enlightenment philosophy and science.