Sentence examples for an example of humanity from inspiring English sources
"Greece has been an example of humanity," he said.
Your life is an example of humanity, selflessness, personal courage and modesty".
A rare example of a fictional impostor who is also an example of humanity's basic decency.
Love in Shakespeare's plays is rarely a simple matter, but it is almost always presented as an example of humanity's noblest impulses, the best of what man can become.
And with the deaths of his older brothers, his own illnesses and those of his children, his personal crises including Chappaquiddick, the loss of his Presidential bid to Jimmy Carter, and his struggle with alcoholism, he served up to us an example of humanity that we can see ourselves in and the potential to persevere through it and in the end rise above it.
He is ambivalent about his compatriots, at the least, but his ambivalence itself centres on duality: "Don't tell me a Irish is an example of civilised humanity.
That she loves him despite him being so visibly a man who is bad at things, neither a fixer upper or a perfect example of humanity, just a yin to her yang, a half that makes her whole, someone she sees lying slumped on the sofa semi-conscious in front of Sky Sports and thinks: home; These are the only things you can be.
And the readiness of adults to make such a firm and unselfish commitment for a child they cannot know is, to my mind, an inspirational example of humanity at its best".
In the ferocity of the public outcry, and the demand from even those with no personal stake in the Enron collapse that "justice" be done, some scientists see a vivid example of humanity's evolved and deep-seated hatred of the Cheat.
I may agree that a 'good' example of humanity will be virtuous, but deny that this person is doing what is best for them.
