Sentence examples for humanity given from inspiring English sources

Yes, all too rarely is this crowning achievement of humanity given the attention it deserves.

He wonders about the best, worst, and most likely futures for humanity, given what we know now about the technologies that are coming our way — and who will qualify as human once to begin to alter ourselves in earnest.

The prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, is taking a political risk with this shift towards humanity, given the undercurrent of reflexive xenophobia characterising the political climate both here and internationally, and given the absolute premium the Coalition has placed on its swingeing stop the boats rhetoric.

There was still a lack of humanity given to an event that, at its core, is heart wrenching.

Based on its findings, it classifies the abuses perpetrated by the regime as crimes against humanity "given their scale and systematic nature," and therefore ineligible for amnesty under international law.

Seeing Anwar's humanity gave the majority of the audience at the screening hope.

Drama that says something about humanity, gives us insight, understanding, and entertains and intrigues.

"For the love of humanity, give me some lipstick!" Peggy Olson, alas, isn't that kind of woman.

"The author restores Marilyn's humanity, gives flesh and blood, intelligence and initiative, to the archetypal dumb blonde," Molly Haskell wrote here in 1998.

I wish to say the same to humanity: give people something to eat!" He also condemned priests who do not baptise children of unmarried mothers, calling it "a sick mentality".

Manzoni's resigned tolerance of the evils of life and his concept of religion as the ultimate comfort and inspiration of humanity give the novel its moral dimension, while a pleasant vein of humour in the book contributes to the reader's enjoyment.