Sentence examples for enrich humanity from inspiring English sources

Unlike gas guzzling SUVs, the web helps connect and enrich humanity.

This isn't the first time the two companies have joined forces to enrich humanity.

Sure, we all say that if we joined the super-rich we'd use the cash to enrich humanity.

Sure, we all say that if we joined the super-rich we'd use it to enrich humanity.

That he fought through his illnesses and wrote The Origin of Species and The Voyage of the Beagle, tomes that will forever enrich humanity, should tell us that the psychotic strand may in the end be an advantageous trait.

As a writer and photographer drawn to issues facing traditional cultures, I try my best to value them without romanticizing them; to appreciate the many ways that their existence enriches humanity without wishing that they'd remain frozen in time; to see what is incredibly beautiful about the ways they live, and what is unimaginably hard.

The humanities enrich people's lives.

"The reality is that it has enriched civilization and humanity for 1,400 years," he said.

Dr. Exelby was a gifted surgeon, and a caring physician, whose wisdom, skill, infectious humor, and extraordinary humanity enriched us all.

The letter says arts and humanities enrich the country's quality of life and help people to look at the world from different perspectives: "People's complexity comes from their language, identities, histories, faiths and cultures".

It is no coincidence that L.B.J., who supported the civil-rights movement and launched the War on Poverty, also promoted the National Endowment for the Humanities to enrich the lives of those whose historical labors were over.