Sentence examples for evidence of humanity from inspiring English sources

Evidence of humanity is everywhere – giant domes, modern roads and the hum of machinery – yet it's pitch dark.

Hiroshima is filled with evidence of humanity at its worst and best, with stories of generosity, grief and pain.

Even as high-definition screens seem to demand seamless images, what people crave is evidence of humanity: irregular lighting, off-key jokes and even imperfect figures and complexions.

That said, Raizel's letters and those from other friends and relatives that Kirschner draws on to tell her mother's story stand as evidence of humanity in the face of terrible conditions and of the religious faith and ritual that persisted despite the Nazi campaign to eliminate the Jews.

Round-the-world travelers, Chaplin writes, "generated copious evidence of humanity's longing for the Earth".

Grant's survey of the western history of epilepsy offers ample evidence of humanity's perennial persecution of what it fears or doesn't understand.

The artist's observant and sympathetic portraiture of simple, often barefoot, country folk in their worn, patched clothes offers persuasive evidence of the humanity of a man whose humility and simplicity were noted by his biographers.

He gives us men whose failings are evidence of their humanity and who are, contrary to our revolted sensitivities, no less human because they kill.

Computers, like other tools, are evidence of our humanity, not a threat to it.

If I was going to be able to counter her poisonous tales, I needed empirical evidence of his humanity.

Because we can't see any vivid evidence of their humanity – the traces of their lives survive mainly in stone or in scraps of legal documents – we tend to imagine them as dull, humourless creatures.