Sentence examples for bits of humanity from inspiring English sources

"He captured bits of humanity in his writing, writing eloquently, gracefully and movingly of the human situation.

Facebook will even deploy drones, satellites and lasers to tug the unconnected bits of humanity into its orbit.

Like Velázquez, Mr. Struth discloses these little bits of humanity, which seem ordinary, but which leap out, collapsing time.

"In the far future," he writes, "bits of hard drives may be fossilized in limestone, and discarded iPhones may find themselves encased in amber, hardened like nail polish, but the bits of humanity that these exquisitely crafted machines hold will be lost to time".

"How such a heterogeneous collection of the tatters, ends, and odd bits of humanity ever blended into one coherent and consistent whole I don't know, but there they are, offering problems to ethnologists and comparative philologists which will be hard to solve".

And how could Nabokov dismiss The Magic Mountain, that great 20th-century parable of political blindness, where idealists, such as Hans Castorp, cut themselves off in the rarefied milieu of a sanatorium, only to be thrown into battle, Hans Castorp, his face in the mire, a field awash with death, scattered bits of humanity and muck, having to get up, trudge on and vanish out of sight.

There must surely have been some human spark between the two men, some bit of humanity untainted by sectarian ideology.

"A bit of humanity goes a long way.

He did show a bit of humanity, however, and he didn't make any gaffes.

She added: "The [businesses] we really relate to are ones that have a bit of humanity".

Yet Thatcher isn't alone on the right in displaying a bit of humanity.