Sentence examples for examination of humanity from inspiring English sources

The spaceships and the aliens with their pidgin English and their language so foreign it requires a new alphabet of squiggly symbols are the stuff of 1970s comic books – a homage Faber makes explicit in his acknowledgements – but, like the best sci-fi or fantasy, the novel is really an examination of humanity.

The Sea Knows (1961) transcended its roots in the standard anti-Japanese World War II film to become a distinctive examination of humanity, sadism, greed, lust for power and sexuality.

"Westworld is an examination of human nature.

Do I look single?", but was otherwise "an extremely impressive, contemplative examination of the abhorrent nature of humanity".

"Eating Apes" is an examination of the slaughter, for food, of humanity's four closest primate relatives.

Examination of the ideology driving the humanities and medicine program was based on a critical reading of all available written material concerning the Humanities and Medicine project.

This quasi-anthropocentric view, of the inevitable rise of humanity's ancestors, took a knock when closer examination showed that dinosaurs, too, were often nimble and warm-blooded.

If any good can come out of the disaster of Sept. 11, perhaps it will include examination of how we can maintain our humanity in the face of terrorists' threats.

According to what I know is right from a lifetime of careful examination, tolerance is crucial to the ongoing, deep and harmonious fellowship and communion of humanity; intolerance only pushes us over lines and out doors.

"He was full of humanity.

But also all of humanity.