Sentence examples for humanities brings from inspiring English sources

The $10 million increase for the Endowment — the same amount given to the National Endowment for the Humanities — brings the annual budget to $155 million, still considerably short of its high, $176 million, in 1992.

The con-centration of humanity brings work, which further intensifies the concentration.

Its variety of humanity brings to mind the world of Lily Tomlin.

His sparkling prose, laced with humour and humanity, brings his subjects to life with an uncommon sympathy and feeling for their situation.

Mahagonny's God is the terminally sick deity of Nietzsche, whose rejection by a whisky-sodden humanity brings about his demise.

No wonder they risk their life savings, or even their lives, to buy the hope of higher earnings, fairer treatment and better opportunities for their families.This movement of humanity brings undoubted gains, and not just to the immigrants.

These memorable moments of humanity bring depth to a production that favours theatrical flourish over political bite.

Cloning a mammoth offers us the hope of undoing the excesses of humanity, bringing back the creatures whose extinction we helped bring about.

The charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity brought against him at his trial in The Hague, he said, "are all lies".

The devastation in western Sudan prompted the ICC to add the charge of genocide to counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity brought against Mr Bashir in July.

Politically, the attack is likely to strengthen the mandate of President Kenyatta just before he seeks to dismiss charges of crimes against humanity brought against him by the International Criminal Court.