Sentence examples for difficult humanity from inspiring English sources

Education's truth is (obviously, if not to the bombastic few) not about statistics but eventual outcome and thus about tawdry, difficult humanity.

It is one of the most difficult intellectual challenges humanity has ever faced.

Joanna lives in a world recognisable as 1970s America, but finds expression of her humanity difficult and seeks to become a "female man".

On one hand, it's difficult with any humanity to face the prospect of detaining someone indefinitely, when he's committed no offences – apart from the offence of failing to cooperate with removal procedures – because his asylum claim has failed and his lack of cooperation means he cannot be returned to his own country.

It makes our recognition of our equal humanity difficult.

As Ms. Adichie preaches, "it makes our recognition of our equal humanity difficult.

King is fluent not only in the histories that her book revolves around, but also in the precarious, difficult language of humanity.

"We're facing the most difficult problem that humanity has ever faced, and we're in this post-Enlightenment period where we've never been less confident of our ability to make decisions for the better".

Speaking with King that afternoon, I mentioned that it was especially difficult to turn humanities courses into MOOCs.

Görlach: With the rising amount of aggregated data, it becomes increasingly difficult for the humanities to keep up with natural sciences.

But while life stories of sex change claimants sell for such alluring sums perhaps such humanity is difficult.