Sentence examples for established humanity from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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).

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.

"We live in an age where even established principles of humanity and decency are under constant threat," he said.

These are critical emotional ingredients for a well-warranted recipe that would combine established science with humanity to bring about powerful policy and societal change.

November 11, 1835 Thorskafjordur, Iceland December 18 , 1920Akureyri, Iceland Matthías Jochumsson, (born November 11 , 1835 Skógar, Thorskafjördur, Iceland died December 18 , 1920 Akureyri) Icelandic poet, translator, journalist, dramatist, and editor whose versatility, intellectual integrity, and rich humanity established him as a national figure.

His efforts on behalf of international peace and his highly visible participation in building homes for the poor through Habitat for Humanity established in the public mind a much more favourable image of Carter than had been the case during his presidency.

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.