Sentence examples for establish humanity from inspiring English sources

When Commander Shepard set out in 2007's Mass Effect to establish humanity's place in the cosmos and protect our species from extinction, no one knew if a video game could deliver a science-fiction saga to rival the best of television and film.

Your personalized player character is rescued from an escape pod by a military captain called Elma, who very quickly imposes herself as the main protagonist of the story (which is, basically: Establish humanity in its new home while also protecting it from an alien menace that I'm pretty sure could be sorted with a healthy smack by a hardback book).

For example, the Community established Humanity First, a non-religious disaster relief organization, worldwide in scope, to assist people of all faiths and backgrounds -- even persecutors -- suffering through disasters.

A few loud sobs to "Someone Like You" will sufficiently establish your humanity.

Throughout the 241 years of this country's existence, black people have struggled to establish their humanity in the eyes of white America.

Opposed to the trend in the historical and social sciences to approximate the methodological ideal of the natural sciences, Dilthey tried to establish the humanities as interpretative sciences in their own right.

Ms. Smith's current work feels like a flimsy, flighty escape into New Age vagueness, through shiny, glittery images and objects, rather than a journey in which essential connections are established between humanity, nature and the universe.

But Kenyans remain, as colonial logic demanded, the other, bereft of the features and feelings that establish our common humanity.

Individual songs are affecting, and director-choreographer Graciela Daniele stages some numbers effectively, but the scope of the musical is too broad, and its tone is too pedagogical, for even the two central characters to detach themselves from the burden of the narrative and establish their true humanity (2 30).

I found humanity there.

Deferring the case against President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan for crimes against humanity would establish a catastrophic precedent whereby politics dictates the course of justice.