Sentence examples for humanity concerned from inspiring English sources

We'll also march, hand in sweaty hand, on September 21st with the Queers for the Climate and a swelling diverse mass of humanity concerned about the climate.

"Where our humanity is concerned we are very weak — because we do not consider some human beings as part of mankind," he warned.

But the ICC, which has charged the second son of the late Muammar Gaddafi with war crimes and crimes against humanity, is concerned he will not get a fair trial in Tripoli.

That I am not a political person, even if I shook the hands of David Ben-Gurion and Shimon Peres as a child; not politics, but humanity has always concerned me.

O'Connor liked to cite the story of Lord Edward Fitzgerald meeting an old (Native American) Indian woman and being told that as far as she was concerned, humanity was "all one Indian".

That spending, as well as opposition from advocacy groups including Habitat for Humanity, which is concerned that the proposals could cause housing prices to jump, appears to have turned the tide in Colorado, where recent polls indicate that most voters now oppose the plan.

If the prophets demanded justice (as well as repentance) of their wayward communities, their hyperbolic invocation of justice concerned humanity as a whole.

I think there's good reason to be concerned about Humanities just because Humanities are traditionally dwelled in schools and universities and we're changing the way we think about ways people need to learn or what we think they need to learn, and what needs to be a craft that needs to be learned, so... [there's the thought:] why waste time on Shakespeare or Mark Twain for that matter.

Like many people concerned about "humanity," he was contemptuous of actual humans.

His choreography was always concerned with humanity.

The explanation, Mr. Steinberg argued, was to be found in Renaissance theology, wherein a major question concerned the humanity of the son of God.