And when our group, not a person under 35, walked through the gates of Disneyland on a warm Saturday and contemplated the crush of elbow-high humanity before us, I wondered if perhaps he was right.
No person "claiming to have a high humanity," he argued, could take a contrary position.
We urged senators to demonstrate their "high humanity" by rejecting the Vitter amendment.
This much I do know: the stakes in this election could not be higher for humanity and for all life on Earth.
The levels of antagonism plaguing our society today are so high that humanity can reach unprecedented highs if we choose to make peace among us, as the book suggests.
Riefenstahl later revealed that Hitler had admired her "dance on the sea," but even at the time of the film's release, in 1926, it was interpreted politically, by critics on both the disapproving left ("Obtrusive propaganda for noble-blond, high-altitude humanity") and the welcoming right ("This way, German film, to the holy mountain of your rebirth and that of the German people!").
Main quickly went on to write more letters further exalting Eliot and her works, particularly her long poem, "The Spanish Gypsy" — during the reading of which, he told her, "I have felt myself face to face with the Highest in Humanity".
Surrounded by elk, moose and seasonal herds of high-income humanity, her handsome home near Jackson Hole is a place that she says is all but unimaginable for an African, which is what she says she is and will always remain.
And you can't be high on humanity without caring an awful lot about liberty.
After the Covenant leadership the High Prophets declare humanity an affront to their gods, the Covenant prosecute a lengthy genocidal campaign against the technologically inferior human race.
