Sentence examples for equal in humanity from inspiring English sources

The message is thumpingly clear: only once the king has shown he is Logue's equal in humanity has he earned the Australian's reverence.

We can apply Lugones's notion of world-traveling to the idea discussed in Section 3.1 of coming to see the non-privileged as being equal in humanity to the privileged.

Men and women are indeed equal in humanity and moral agency, but the most intense experience of being a man, or of being a woman, is in the difference between them - not their sameness.

The 7th century scholar, and son-in-law of Prophet Muhammad, Imam Ali, states, "People are of two types: either your brother in faith or your equal in humanity".

To quote a Qur'anic teaching; "People are your brethren in faith, or equals in humanity".

It considers reader, writer and written-about to be equal in their humanity.

Heyward was not a political radical, and by today's standards his description of blacks as "primitives" seems racist, but compared to the rabidly antiblack message of the film "The Birth of a Nation," which appeared in 1916, "Porgy" seemed progressive; its view of blacks as separate but equal in their humanity was an improvement on D. W. Griffith's movie, which portrayed them as animals.

It did however acknowledge that "people are equal in dignity and humanity, in rights and freedoms, and equal before the law" with "no distinction between them for reasons of origin, gender, religion, language, colour, or any other form of distinction".

Some have attempted to replace this norm by claiming that we are all equal in our basic humanity before one another, so as to avoid the god question altogether.

Reformers who believed in equal rights, humanity, and democracy strived to eradicate the problems (caused by rapid industrialization) that occurred in urban areas, and furthermore fought for the overall improvement in the quality of life (Progressive Era in America [n.d.]).

But not all genomes are equal in the sight of humanity.