Sentence examples for applied to humanity from inspiring English sources

"Fruitful," when applied to humanity, doesn't mean only physical reproduction; it refers "to the process of mental conception," the power of human beings to learn and reason, and so to create more knowledge.

"In both an outward and inward sense he is an exile writer, a stranger for whom physical exile is really a reflection of a metaphysical -- or even religious -- spiritual exile applying to humanity in general," the Nobel Committee observed in 1980.

We created EvoS (for Evolutionary Studies and pronounced as one word), the first campus-wide program that teaches evolution as a theory that applies to humanity just as much as the rest of life.

Lois said they applied to Habitat for Humanity for a house but "they turned us down.

In other words, it's the Cards Against Humanity concept applied to storytelling.

But when she applied to the National Endowment of the Humanities for a grant to create a Wampanoag dictionary, she was turned down.

The New College of the Humanities has applied to the education secretary Michael Gove to open a "co-educational free school for students of all backgrounds" in Camden, central London, with a specialism in humanities.

Nestorius considered that, unless carefully qualified, the term Theotokos as applied to Mary compromised Christ's full humanity.

Traditionally, authorship analysis has been applied to domains such as history, the humanities, criminology, etc.

When she applied to Oakland Technical High School's rigorous and selective humanities program, Paideia, classmates told her that she wouldn't get in.

I would like think it is the epitome of humanity — if only it were applied to our theories of what others have in mind.