Sentence examples for both humanities from inspiring English sources

At G ngen and Halle in the 18th century, and at Berlin and Bonn in the 19th, Germany invented the modern university, combining teaching with research in both humanities and science -- at a time when Harvard and Oxford were conservative and theology-centered.

The "Airbags" course was held for the first time during the fall semester 2001, open to both humanities and medical students.

The human sciences (Geisteswissenschaften) encompass both the humanities and the social sciences.

"Under the auspices of both the universities... we offer also 15 full-study courses and a number of continuation courses both in humanities and natural sciences for our 1500 students", explains Ewa Bielewicz-Polakowska, head of Collegium Polonicum.

Nevertheless, it is possible, though challenging,  for both humanity and biodiversity to thrive in the Anthropocene.

Meg is someone who loves both humanity and people; William Bartram loved humanity and people and also nature.

As a scientist, I would be doing a disservice to both humanity and the environment by not calling attention to what I see as the strongest empirical facts.

It would have been hard enough to write a book focusing on just one theme, but Beam, a foster parent herself, strives for both humanity and context.

"Humans are tipping the balance with the natural world, to the detriment of both humanity and the other species that share our lovely, finite planet".

They recognise that climate change caused by the burning of fossil fuels threatens the future of both humanity and the living planet.

Fortunately, McQueen has an unusually steady hand and cool head as a director, and maintains his balance throughout – revealing both humanity and brutality on each side.