Sentence examples for aspects of humanity from inspiring English sources

He films people in their simplest particulars in order to get at the most abstract and most universal aspects of humanity — of human nature — and he reveals all sorts of unwise authority to be cruel and vain attempts to resist human nature.

Referring to the conclusion of The Quatermass Experiment, he commented that: "It almost boils down to an editorial speech by Quatermass representing humanity, or the humane aspects of humanity.

And it is too narrow because it ignores other aspects of humanity that make the concept of "human being" so rich and powerful.

They went to the woods to escape aspects of humanity.

His films typically portray the darkest aspects of humanity, with little room for levity.

Time marches on, gains are made, but some intrinsic aspects of humanity never change.

In other words, those aspects of humanity that are biologically inherited or socially imposed.

The kind of self-hate I advocate recognises our implication in the hateful aspects of humanity.

"I think the Olympic Games has always represented the best aspects of humanity," Romney said before the ceremony.

He said: "I don't want to put down my academic colleagues, but some aspects of humanities in recent years have gotten very arcane and full of jargon".

RUDNICK -- Gayness is as endlessly and intimately varied as any other aspect of humanity.