Sentence examples for concerned about humanity from inspiring English sources

Like many people concerned about "humanity," he was contemptuous of actual humans.

"He is both deeply concerned about humanity and also sees it as a way to uniquely advance his career," Hawkinson said.

"I like to think that I'm somebody who is deeply connected and concerned about humanity, and it tends to make you vocal and passionate and full of energy and a point of view".

Mr. Ketchian, 59, calls himself self-taught, a voracious reader of philosophy and psychology tomes without any formal degree in either field who in his 30's found himself as concerned about humanity's true nature as he was about running a business.

I think there's good reason to be concerned about Humanities just because Humanities are traditionally dwelled in schools and universities and we're changing the way we think about ways people need to learn or what we think they need to learn, and what needs to be a craft that needs to be learned, so... [there's the thought:] why waste time on Shakespeare or Mark Twain for that matter.

We'll also march, hand in sweaty hand, on September 21st with the Queers for the Climate and a swelling diverse mass of humanity concerned about the climate.

Ive described Jobs as a man with a keen sense of the "civic responsibility to make something good", who was concerned about making "a contribution to humanity and to culture", adding: "I just think it's important to remember that you could have somebody that didn't ever argue, but you wouldn't have the phone you have now".

In the era of global climate change, and concerns about humanity's long-term reliance on fossil fuels, many think the solution lies in alternative sources of energy, including nuclear power.

What is remarkable, however, is that given the levels of scientific concern about humanity's impact on the planet, more scientists are not talking publicly about population.

"I'm protesting because I'm concerned about the cuts to arts and humanities teaching funding, especially when you think that Britain is a nation defined by its literature – that's what the government is cutting.

I love nature and the environment, but I've been concerned about a strain in the environmental movement that talks about humanity being a virus on the planet, that talks about a Green Genocide.