Sentence examples for humanities could from inspiring English sources

An incursion into hitherto unexplored theoretical and pragmatic fields in the social sciences and humanities could lead to entirely different understandings of what is to be human, and the position of this entity within a web of social, political and economic complexity that demands a critical reassessment of the foci of research and intervention efforts (Kohrman and Benson 2011, Mair 2011).

But cutting back on humanities could be a false economy.

Who does not wish that the worlds and sub-worlds of science, public affairs and humanities could better talk to one another?

Academics have warned that arts and humanities could end up only in high-ranking institutions that admit fewer low-income students.

And soon after that Snow said on the radio that he believed that the chasm between the sciences and the humanities could be closed — that the conceptual bridge had been found".

Even Pinker himself, who is obviously well versed in many areas of the humanities, could have profited in this article from a deeper acquaintance with philosophy and its history.

If Christ did not become fully human (if, for example, he only had a divine and not a human will), then salvation was no longer possible, as humanity could not become fully divine.

More than Christianity, the religion of Victorian times was a belief in human advance - the conviction that freed from ignorance and superstition, humanity could expand its power and be master of its destiny.

Hawking suggested that the project could also help identify planets that human beings could colonize, if his worst fears come true that humanity could destroy itself in the next 100 years.

Humanity could use more thoughtful heroes".

Alternatively, humanity could, in effect, go into hock.