Sentence examples for enemies of humanity from inspiring English sources

If secular liberals can give up some of their snootiness, and if evangelicals can retire some of their sanctimony, then we all might succeed together in making greater progress against common enemies of humanity, like illiteracy, human trafficking and maternal mortality.

Those who oppose it are enemies of humanity because yoga is for the well being of humans," he said.

"The enemies of humanity will never win.

"The barbarous enemies of humanity are approaching a state of eruption," he writes.

"The truth is that dementia now stands alongside cancer as one of the greatest enemies of humanity," he will say.

For Bonhoeffer, killing such enemies of humanity is a necessary component of pacifism: tyrants must be eliminated for peace to flourish.

The most original idea in Worse Than War is to apply the concept of bounties--Hostis Humani Generis (enemies of humanity --to thumanity --toers of genocide.

The nationalist newspaper Zavtra called him "an enemy of humanity" whose "checks are infected," and whose "gendarmes are local Jews".

"The Islamic State is the enemy of humanity and everyone else and we see sending the peshmerga to Kobani as positive.

In the long term, Mr. Assad may very well come to trial and earn an enduring moniker as an enemy of humanity.

He knew the murky world of nuclear power politics, yet still described Teller as "a danger to all that is important" and "an enemy of humanity".