Sentence examples for humanity nature from inspiring English sources

Even more striking is the loving attention paid to peasants, who symbolized the ideal harmony of humanity, nature and God.

At the heart of "Summer Hours" is a belief that "there's a communion between humanity, nature and art," Mr. Assayas said.

Ms. Smith's current work feels like a flimsy, flighty escape into New Age vagueness, through shiny, glittery images and objects, rather than a journey in which essential connections are established between humanity, nature and the universe.

If you're going for dramatic truth, it turns out, you're best off putting your cast through the same hell as their characters: constant rain; isolation from the rest of humanity; nature in its rawest state.

ROCKWOOD MUSIC HALL 196 Allen St. (212-477-4155) — May 10: The nimble singer-guitarist Devon Sproule chronicles her ongoing love affairs with humanity, nature, and the state of Virginia.

Indigenous medical philosophy stresses the interconnection of humanity, nature, and the spiritual realm.

I learned something about humanity, human nature and society, and about myself.

Those great stories, he said, reveal some of the eternal truths about human nature, humanity's brutality, heroism, resilience.

This affirmation means, in the case of humanity, that human nature is good.

(lines 51 60) The poem centres on humanity and human nature.

For example, Lucy can be seen as a connection between humanity and nature, as a "boundary being, nature sprite and human, yet not quite either.