The phrase "abundant humanity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a rich or plentiful expression of human qualities, emotions, or experiences.
Example: "In times of crisis, we often witness an abundant humanity that brings people together to support one another."
Alternatives: "rich human spirit" or "plentiful compassion".
Instead he presents them in all their abundant, complex humanity.
Where Carver is so obsessed with capturing his prey that he casually kills a wounded henchman rather than be delayed, Gideon shows abundant signs of humanity.
Caro was a man of great humility and humanity whose abundant creativity, even as he approached the age of 90, was still evident in the most recent work shown in exhibitions in Venice and London earlier this year".
"Caro was a man of great humility and humanity whose abundant creativity, even as he approached the age of 90, was still evident in the most recent work shown in exhibitions in Venice and London earlier this year," he said.
He argues that population growth constitutes not a crisis but, in the long run, a boon that will ultimately mean a cleaner environment, a healthier humanity and more abundant supplies of food and raw materials for everyone.
At least since Karl Marx, sociologists have predicted that hyper-intelligent machines would lead humanity into a golden age of abundant resources and free time.
Will future generations see the action of today's denialists as "climate crimes against humanity?" If so, they will have abundant documentation to press charges.
What was once an abundant food source that some historians believe helped to cradle modern humanity, salmon populations are now dwindling in the wild, due in part to surprising conflicts between various parties including fishermen, environmentalists and indigenous peoples.
Plant biomass is the most abundant natural material on earth and the only foreseeable sustainable source of fuels and materials available to humanity [ 1, 2].
