Sentence examples for demonstrate humanity from inspiring English sources
"We are hoping that the Ukrainian authorities will take all necessary measures to fully respect the statutory rights of Ms. Tymoshenko, demonstrate humanity and find ways of adequate response not exacerbating the domestic situation to resolve the current situation," said the Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Aleksandr Lukashevich.
Santer's research in the early nineties was some of the earliest to demonstrate humanity's influence on the global climate, and he has since added substantially to that body of work.
For example, technical inventions demonstrate humanity's capacity to invent a future that is intrinsically different from historical experience.
Mr. Fitzsimmons called successful applicants to Harvard "good all-arounders — academically, extracurricularly and personally," and he stressed the importance of demonstrating humanity and three-dimensionality in one's college application.
Power ballads allowed them to demonstrate their humanity while staying huge.
I admired Anthony Tommasini's valiant effort ["Richard Wagner, Musical Mensch," last Sunday] to demonstrate the humanity that sometimes surfaces in Wagner's operas.
Surely the Sun, with its recent past, would do well to demonstrate some humanity in these difficult times".
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. arrived at his confirmation hearings four years ago with a reputation as brainy but detached, and had to demonstrate his humanity.
Tacitus records his encounter with Claudius not, in fact, to demonstrate his humanity, but to show how a barbarian from the furthest reaches of the known world could get his own way, using that most Roman of skills, rhetoric.
The individual testimonies of Hewison and Schlesinger above (see p 12, 15, respectively) demonstrate how humanities scholars are resistant to engage in processes of marketing, to speak 'economistic officialise' (Collini, 2009, p 19), and this is a role quickly and happily assumed by those trained in business.
How about your reputation? A. "The good news is that you've demonstrated your humanity and people enjoy people who are human," Ms. Johnson said.
