Sentence examples for heights of humanity from inspiring English sources

You can see in Good Omens a lot of what Gaiman would go on to do – the mythological riffs and reboots of Neverwhere and American Gods – as well as a perfect example of Pratchett's personal philosophy: that good and evil are less helpful concepts than a million shades of grey, and that the most fantastic supernatural creatures could never come close to the depths and heights of humanity.

Being incapacitated has forced me to plumb the depths and heights of my humanity.

The new "holy of holies" in art is humanity itself— "Humanus"—that is, "the depths and heights of the human heart as such, mankind in its joys and sorrows, its strivings, deeds, and fates" (Aesthetics, 1: 607).

The concert reinforces for me the idea that the arts are necessary to remind us of the heights humanity is capable of.

It was the annual meeting of the Mormon Transhumanist Association, a group of people who believe that the development and dissemination of advanced technologies — cryogenics, bionics, artificial intelligence, and so on — will raise humanity to the heights of power and immortality that Smith envisioned.

"Even at the height of the battle," said the prime minister, "there were still moments of humanity and mutual respect between enemies".

"He was full of humanity.

But also all of humanity.

"This is part of humanity".

A tide of humanity is suffering horribly.

"The enemies of humanity will never win.