Sentence examples for humanity asserts from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor of the Special War Crimes Tribunal that has indicted Charles Taylor for crimes against humanity asserts that a disintegrating Liberia has become an attractive refuge for Al Qaeda.

I think she finally carried a slightly phony part because her humanity asserted itself, and her humor.

However belatedly, at the close of "The Cave" the quiet humanity that asserts its triumph over greed, bullying and lies belongs as much to Saramago as to his four refugees.

Lucretius follows a materialist philosophy that denies any purpose to the creation of the universe or humanity and asserts that the soul is mortal and there is no afterlife.

Humanity, Pico asserted, had been assigned no fixed character or limit by God but instead was free to seek its own level and create its own future.

The author is rejecting the Caretaker model of humanity and asserting that we are the same as any other creature.

He saw Luther's view as denying Christ's humanity and asserted that Christ's body is only at one place and that is at the right hand of God.

Despite fervent attempts of black people to reclaim their humanity by asserting that the lives of black people do infact matter, racist opponents refuse to acknowledge the marginalization of an entire group of people by nature of their racial identity.

Even though this family is fragmented into a multiplicity of peoples and cultures, nevertheless, it is a shared family a shared humanity the relationships among whose members ought to feature a certain kind of morality: the morality of a shared humanity The maxim asserts unmistakably that a human being can be related only to another human being, not to a beast.

(It asserts that humanity is lost, then argues that the universe "makes it up as it rolls along").

Millennialism focuses on collective, public salvation and asserts that humanity will endure the great cataclysms of the coming Endtime before fulfilling the age-old dream of dwelling in an earthly paradise.