Sentence examples for a tide of human from inspiring English sources

The reality is a tide of human misery.

For years, refugees from the chaos in Afghanistan have formed a tide of human misery seeking asylum in the UK.

The panel said that a tide of human effort carried many to safety, much faster than when the buildings were bombed in 1993.

The sea has almost vanished under a tide of human bodies: a proud flag bears witness to their readiness to die for their country.

History's Adolf Eichmanns and Bull Connors appear as monstrous anomalies, outliers swimming against a tide of human progress.

[ Extended physical bit where I mimic struggling against a tide of human bodies until I sweat myself to death like Lee Evans] That's me, on a commute, right?

But in this case it is overdue, not least because the alternative is to watch anti-Americanism surge forward on a tide of human-rights cases.

A tide of humanity is suffering horribly.

It was like a tide of humanity.

Section 3 has been defended, however, by reference to the enhanced morality and constitutionalism of the new system, prompted by an "incoming tide" of human rights.

Migrants are presented en masse as a faceless tide of humans, when climate change is connected with mass migration that group of migrants is seen as vast and unquantifiable.