Sentence examples for commitments to humanity from inspiring English sources

In fact, with the increasing bombing of hospitals and schools and the use of food as a weapon, we are going backward in terms of commitments to "humanity".

Liz was a rare human being whose lifelong commitment to humanity, through political and social activism, means that she will be missed by those who knew her and those who did not.

Second, Schleiermacher also rejects the content of Kant's "categorical imperative," in On Religion and the Soliloquies championing against this an -- again Herderian -- commitment to humanity (in the sense of an ideal of the welfare of all human beings).

Commitment to humanity is far more important than commitment to laws.

But the public revered him for his lifelong commitment to humanity.

One of the six values that lie at the heart of NHS is compassion: a commitment to "humanity and kindness".

"My prayer to God is that the people involved in this war will have wisdom and a commitment to humanity".

Though complex and sometimes daunting, his works are enriched by inventive language and imbued with a profound commitment to humanity's intellectual achievements.

But Broadway Danny Rose gets the palm, I think, because of its commitment to humanity, and to love, and to righteousness.

It is difficult to imagine an Englishman such as Thomas Hodgkin today: a marvellous mixture of unswerving commitment to humanity, deep scholarship, lacking any materialism.

Their courage and commitment to humanity and fairness put our country's finest core values on display for the world and made me proud to be an American.