Sentence examples for become a humanities from inspiring English sources

Perhaps palaeontology the subject should stop trying to compete with other science funding altogether and become a humanities subject?

Mill went so far as to suggest that the propagation of the species would in future become a duty to humanity rather than a selfish pleasure; but he feared that a world in which this was the case would be one without liberty or individuality.

But if it can provide scalable tools that make every scientist more effective by freeing their creators from the hunt for profit, CZI can become a fulcrum for humanity.

There's a moment in every hero's life when they will choose to either become a savior of humanity... or a villain.

And there's more blood surrounding Israel than within Israel and occupied territory, but the whole region has become a sin against humanity.

Have we lost sight of basic humanity, and become a society of "every man for himself"?

The Sea Knows (1961) transcended its roots in the standard anti-Japanese World War II film to become a distinctive examination of humanity, sadism, greed, lust for power and sexuality.

The Ode to Joy tune - which Beethoven composed as a motto for the whole world to take to its heart, to become a national anthem of humanity itself, something much bigger in its impact even than the anthems of nation states that had emerged by the early 19th century - has been adopted as a the motto of dictatorships as well as democracies.

A university's decision to shut its philosophy programme has sparked concerns about the future of the humanities and become a cause célèbre for intellectuals around the world.

The racist notions that Neil embraced in his "white" life become a threat to his humanity after he turns black.

I have begun to understand how climate change – if treated as a true planetary emergency akin to those rising flood waters – could become a galvanising force for humanity, leaving us all not just safer from extreme weather, but with societies that are safer and fairer in all kinds of other ways as well.