Sentence examples for felt humanity from inspiring English sources
It was only as I left the PICU that I felt humanity.
Furthermore, they fear the changes they do see and, to a very large degree, they feel humanity is hopelessly getting worse.
Many in the field seemed to feel that humanity had somehow transcended evolution.
But if you do, you feel their humanity and their feelings on such a deeper emotional level.
"I can't feel the humanity and the modesty and the truthfulness and the humbleness and the sharing," she said of Mr. Lepage's work.
"I ended up not feeling any of those things," Michael told me, "but I did feel the humanity of the people in the Castro.
Harrison's unusual dual perspective may cut her characters down to size, but we feel their humanity the more keenly for it.
It feels like humanity is fusing into one big energy ball on the dance floor — But that might be the acid talking.
Barker, who had a highly successful solo show this year at Glasgow's Gallery of Modern Art, wants spectators to feel that humanity when they view her structures of metal, paint, brass and glass.
He has realised that there is something out there which, if he can seize it, will unlock not just literature but life itself; and in advance of such future understanding, he already feels his humanity awakened, and a new kinship with those around him.
Given that you are literally watching the sun rise over the sands of Mars thanks to the efforts of a little multi-wheeled robot and you can now hear the musical equivalent of this amazing breakthrough, it's pretty hard to feel that humanity is heading toward a dark place.
