Sentence examples for humanities matter from inspiring English sources

And yet the humanities matter.

The humanities matter, and books matter.

I'm there to discuss why the humanities matter to me.

Two, the humanities often do a bad job of explaining why the humanities matter.

The answer is that far from being a science-led initiative in which humanities are collateral damage, open access to books matters precisely because the humanities matter.

This week's tasks also asked students to write an argument about why the humanities matter in a college education, and to explain how a 1931 mural makes for an exciting addition to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's permanent collection.

"Compassion and equity and humanity matters more than your right to say whatever comes out of your mouth," he said.

"We have to remind people that the people we lost on that airplane gave their entire lives to the proposition that our common humanity matters a hell of a lot more than our interesting differences," he said.

"She was willing to give the speech that other politicians seem to be afraid to give, which is to say that black humanity matters without equivocation," said Brittany Packnett, a Black Lives Matter activist and member of President Obama's Task Force on 21st Century Policing.

"Let's hope the summit will set in stone a number of key engagements that show humanity matters; we need to encourage political actors to reaffirm their adherence to humanitarian principles, reaffirm that protection of individuals is absolutely key, and reaffirm that we can deliver dignified humanitarian action in time of conflict and avoid any politicisation of aid," says Gérard.

Our humanity matters.