Sentence examples for humanity should be from inspiring English sources

And all of humanity should be too.

It is a moving spectacle of how humanity should be.

Like many fellow Dover residents, he said the biblical account of the origins of humanity should be taught in a comparative religion class, not a biology class.

"We hold that it is in the interest of the British people that the reputation of Britain for good faith and humanity should be preserved," he said.

This week's International Criminal Court indictment of Colonel Qaddafi, one of his sons and his intelligence chief on charges of crimes against humanity should be a warning to all of his cronies.

About the only people who think humanity should be will and spirit are the advocates of mind uploading, such as Martine Rothblatt, but even they have a more nuanced view than Benedict.

But Maranga says: "I think arts and humanities should be incorporated into the medical curriculum globally.

"Investing in the humanities should be seen as infrastructure," she told me.

STUDYING the humanities should be like standing among colleagues and students on the open deck of a ship moving along the endless coastline of human experience.

The biggest problem is the antique belief that the humanities should be reserved for an academic elite and that technology should be foisted upon others, when the truth is that every child urgently needs both.

He expanded the group's services, supporting scholarly research through grants and scholarships, and promoted the idea that the humanities should be an integral part of the public life.