Sentence examples for humanity has changed from inspiring English sources

History is a fertile literary sandbox because it tells us that humanity has changed so much without ever really changing at all: hey presto, instant profundity!

The commission of inquiry on North Korea, for example, which delivered a hard-hitting report in 2014 documenting crimes against humanity, has changed the conversation from denials of human rights abuses to acceptance that the UN Security Council must address the matter, including through a potential referral to the International Criminal Court.

"Humanity has changed profoundly, and the accumulation of constant novelties exalts a superficiality which pulls us in one direction.

The nation-state is in many ways becoming an antique, because the conditions of humanity have changed.

Now, the commonality that used to be so standard -- our humanity -- has changed in such a way that we have to prove our likeness to others just to feel safe, to give us a false sense of security.

So first of all I think humanities reference has changed from being question-driven to being project-driven, at least in colleges.

The horror that unfolded, Mr. Greene said, "has changed me as a human and you reflect that humanity in your art".

As politics has changed, so has Cards Against Humanity.

It is the commencement of a long cool look at how humanity might have changed the horse, and how the look in a colt's eye, or a frisky glance from a filly, or a Clydesdale's curling lip – could answer complex questions about the social, cognitive and physical characteristics of biology on the hoof.

The GOP has consistently put the party before the people and an intelligent person would have predicted that someone like Trump, who embodies the worst parts of humanity, would have changed that.

Professor Bukiet, who was an undergraduate at Sarah Lawrence in the 1970s, said the college — perhaps best known for its arts and humanities offerings — had changed in concrete ways.