Sentence examples for achieved humanity from inspiring English sources

But we can both confront the otherness of the past and immerse ourselves in it, as in these astonishing lines from The Story of Manu, describing a mere look of desire between a goddess and a man: Like the beetle that, from concentrating on the bee, becomes a bee, by taking in that human being she achieved humanity with her own body.

We are born human; with hard work, we achieve humanity.

She achieves humanity's quest for absolute power and knowledge, and then some.

The World Food Summit, in 1996, underlined the Organization's commitment to achieving humanity's freedom from hunger, which is clearly an ethical objective.

His primary purpose in so doing is to inform humanity of the commandments so that through them they may achieve human perfection (treatise 3, chapter 8).

At any point in time, a state or group of states represent the highest point achieved by humanity thus far.

East of West is speculative fiction, featuring robotic dogs that double as laser cannons, holograms of maps and messages, and other technology not yet achieved by humanity.

But I do think he did achieve some humanity – more perhaps, than the experiment could hope to give him and more perhaps than the scientist could understand.

The separation of church and state should therefore be supplemented by the separation of science and state, in order for us to achieve the humanity we are capable of.

Art is our most sophisticated tool for achieving that humanity.

Was it possible that technology would be the avenue by which humanity achieved the resurrection and immortality?