Sentence examples for emphasis on humanity from inspiring English sources
"There is no emphasis on humanity, it is all about numbers," Amed Khan, a financier turned philanthropist who founded Elpida, told the Observer.
His emphasis on humanity's "divisions" is telling, leading directly to his embrace of realism in foreign policy.
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Beyond a focus on integrated science content (i.e., humanity's impact on biological evolution and the biosphere), inquiry-learning pedagogy integrated with technology, and the use of local anthropogenic field trips, question-driven activities should place special emphasis on how humanity can begin to decelerate the anthropogenic trajectory we are currently on.
It was to exclude such views even in the subtler form they took with Nestorius, bishop of Constantinople whose emphasis on the full humanity of Christ's human nature seemingly divided him into two persons, one human and the other divine that the council of Ephesus in 431 insisted on the propriety of the popular title "God-bearer" (Theotokos) for Mary.
Rumi's emphasis on the oneness of humanity is again found in another of his poems, conveniently titled "All Religions are but one:".
This emphasis on Christ's humanity contributed to the increasing devotion to his mother, Mary, whose veneration is most dramatically displayed in the churches dedicated to Notre Dame ("Our Lady") in Amiens, Chartres, Paris, Reims, and elsewhere throughout Europe.
It means, "So who cares?" The change underscores the show's new emphasis on Kleban's humanity rather than his talent, and it allows us to hear his songs with greater generosity.
And the emphasis on a shared humanity is the missing link in so many films, adds Palestinian debut director Amer Shomali, who has made a part-animation, part-docudrama called The Most Wanted 18, about a herd of cows who became the symbol of the first Palestinian Intifada in 1989.
