Sentence examples for humanity represented from inspiring English sources

But perhaps equally importantly, every reader deserves to have a full range of humanity represented in their fiction.

In great drama we want to see some aspect of our humanity represented or questioned or unmasked or shaken.

Mr. Adolphe will narrate the hourlong piece, which includes the dinosaurs' extinction and the dawn of humanity, represented by a violin solo.

For instance: While the U.S. secretary of defense, Leon Panetta, talked (very reasonably) last week about the dangerous ramifications of an attack on Iran's nuclear installations, his French counterpart, Defense Minister Gérard Longuet, was placing emphasis on the "catastrophe" for humanity represented by Iran's "continuing on the path" to a nuclear weapon.

The same journalist then asked how the events of 11 September had affected him, and how he viewed reports of the attack in connection with the harmony of humanity represented in Hymnen.

"The journey focuses on the interaction between the beat of the music; incredible light set-ups that create a phantasmagoric visual world of illuminated shapes and pixels; and a whiff of humanity represented by a single Woman who experiences it all," GMUNK explains to The Creators Project.

Both fate and humanity represent one and the same will, which lives and appears in them all.

He remembered a Time magazine cover he had seen three years earlier that showed a composite face of humanity representing all the cultures of the world.

The evolution of the wolf family's acceptance of Mowgli's humanity represents the parenting style that I believe is critical to a successful adoption -- a realization that your child is his or her own person, apart from and simultaneously a part of your family.

By contrast, prizes related to the arts and humanities represented one-third of the total a decade ago but make up less than 10% today.

"Like everyone else, it's important that all the breadth of humanity be represented," Mrs. Steinem said.