Sentence examples for extent of humanities from inspiring English sources

The extent of humanities and digital humanities scholarship at academic institutions translates into support for archives and special collections, as Digital Humanities faculty and students will, at different stages of their projects, use digital collections at their institutions' archives and research libraries.

This in turn raises the issue of intergenerational justice: The technical choices we make today will determine the extent of the burden humanity will face in containing contaminated byproducts that can remain radioactive for tens of thousands of years.

Conceived by Melbourne-based Workseriesnight, the series aims to capture the extent of the technological progress that humanity has undergone.

In his 1964 autobiography, Chaplin wrote that he would not have made The Great Dictator had he known in 1940 what the extent of Hitler's crimes against humanity would be.

In addition, the goals of humanities and medical faculties differ within medical humanities programs.

And do our expectations (of humanities scholarship) matter?

Indeed, the phrase total depravity was sometimes used to demonstrate the extent of sin and to describe the debased condition of humanity.

And typically, this would have been the extent of my interaction – a brief two-second downvote for humanity.

Humanity is suffering from an illness the extent of which is not fully known.

Humanity's responsibility for the climate was becoming ever clearer, as was the extent of our neglect.

The extent of the concern in some countries has reached a point such that some are calling this humanity's largest mass poisoning (Bhattacharjee 2007).