Sentence examples for humanities found from inspiring English sources

Innovation, however, requires the attributes of the humanities found in right-brain thinking; creativity, artistry, intuition, symbology, fantasy, emotions.

A 2011 study conducted by the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities found that on top of raising test scores, visual arts programs teach skills that improve reading, critical thinking, and motivation levels in students of all ages.

And Citizens of Humanity found it could entice retailers with a new style for $148, about 10percentt lower than its previous entry point.

One of Malouf's intentional ironies is that the merciless butcher of Priam is none other than Neoptolemus, the manchild son of Achilles whose lust for vengeance burns hot, while his wrathful father, in coming to terms with Priam and with his own humanity, found a place for pity in his heart.

Any joy or humanity found in today's Christmas season harks back not to Christian preaching but to Greco-Roman antiquity and, more directly, to the ascendance of Western capitalism in the 19th century.

What if humanity finds A.I. mediocrity good enough?

In a letter to Vita, Violet had written: "The whole of humanity finds its echo in me, brought through pain".

Such decorum is not merely "formal" in the American sense; it is the shape in which common humanity finds expression.

Only then will humanity find the wisdom it needs to deal with the many crises that threaten our shared future.

Nothing in her behaviour offers conventional signals of femininity or unfemininity, an indication that gender may be differently constructed when humanity finds itself dealing with genuine Others.

Stephen Hawking has repeatedly warned of the danger that humanity finds itself in, as a result of the rise of artificial intelligence and the dangers of human aggression and barbarity.