Sentence examples for fascinating humanity from inspiring English sources

They were living legends, all of them, but behind the clean photo that graced the cover of Sports Illustrated was trash talk, rivalry, and a fascinating humanity.

Of course, it's foolish to walk into a play hoping that it will represent one's race or sex; the playwright's job is not to represent or stand up for anyone but to say something fascinating about humanity.

"It was a pretty fascinating insight into humanity".

Villages are fascinating clusters of humanity, he added, where drama springs from proximity.

How they held each other in the midst of Hell was a fascinating glimpse of humanity in crisis.

This cooperative view of humanity has fascinating implications for foreign policy as well: founders are not big supporters of sovereignty.

But at any time of the year it is a fascinating testimony to ancient humanity's adoration of the sun.

The resulting photos are both a fascinating glimpse of how humanity lives now as well as a sort of eternal ode to innovation.

What makes the following list of bizarre characters in the long, illustrious tradition of the papacy fascinating is their utter humanity -- sexual, compassionate, greedy, fearful, noble, criminal and thoroughly unpredictable.

So seeing how many people are loving this moment and how others are going out and attacking all the artists stuff that showed in the museum - calling them sellouts - these are all not always uplifting in terms of my opinion of humanity but are fascinating to see.

Ryan Reed of Paste called Yeezus the "least likable album Kanye's ever made," citing several lines on "Bound 2" as a "beautiful blast of humanity on an album a perplexing, fascinating, absorbing album that often feels outside normal human grasp".