Sentence examples for emotional humanity from inspiring English sources

I guess I didn't expect that level of raw emotional humanity that we got," she said. .

But it was Kaminski's careful eye for emotional detail, the humanity within the striking visuals, that became his trademark.

That material was at the time of the publication of The New Negro to Locke's mind underdeveloped, but as Negro artists grew in sophistication and craft Locke saw the potential for them to complete the conversion of so fundamentally American and pedestrian an art form into an avenue for insight into some of the most deeply emotional aspects of humanity.

"Laakkuluk is a Greenlandic mask dancer that articulates the emotional elements of humanity.

Linguist Joshua Fishman, who championed Yiddish, said it best: "The entire world needs a diversity of ethnolinguistic entities...for fostering greater esthetic, intellectual and emotional capacities for humanity as a whole, indeed, for arriving at a higher state of human functioning".

He also researches the relationship between the humanities, emotional intelligence, and social/business innovation.

"Wanderers" is about humanity and emotional learning during the life cycle, he said.

Do the genetic mechanics of our creation really cast this kind of doubt on our humanity and emotional complexity?

The award had the effect of validating Alsop's apparent eccentricity, making him appear as an heir to a great tradition of English mavericks — Nicholas Hawksmoor, John Soane, Edwin Lutyens — whose unconventional forms made for architecture of real humanity and emotional resonance.

Our vast and rich emotional range defines our humanity.

A better way of putting it would be to say that Williams kept his tendencies to explore the emotional dark alleys of humanity, but he was now doing it for a generation that wouldn't be traumatized by the "F" word or talk about STD's.