Sentence examples for either humanity from inspiring English sources

"I can't give up either humanity or freedom," Joseph Roth announced in a 1935 letter to fellow Austrian novelist Stefan Zweig.

The Mohists reply that even if the world is limitless in size, inclusive concern is possible, as shown by a dilemma: Either humanity fills the limitless or it doesn't.

In my own reading, I've noticed that a lot of post-apocalyptic fiction shows either humanity rebuilding hopefully or else revels in a cynical irony about the world being taken over by cockroaches.

Both strains of Christianity uphold the varied interpretations of the original sin, the idea that either humans or humanity lost innocence after the fall of Adam and Eve.

This had the merit of not making either the humanity or the divinity less essential to who Jesus was.

In either event, our humanity is relieved as we make judgments.

We either grow our humanity, or we remain victims and perpetrators.

Every year, the Science and Security Board of the Bulletin, which includes climate and nuclear scientists as well as international-policy experts, meets to readjust the time based on what Mecklin calls "existential risk threats" that could either "exterminate humanity or end civilization as we know it".

It is unclear, however, whether the nine jurors will see much humanity on either side.

Original sin has condemned humanity to either suffer and starve or work for a living: "stealing" from the commonwealth is not a Christian option.

First, he means that a good portion of humanity is either actually incarcerated (1 in 136 residents of the U.S). or works in such exploitative conditions that they qualify as slave-laborers.