Sentence examples for humanity talk from inspiring English sources

But when it comes to unthinkable violence – to these moments in Beirut or Paris that make us question the goodness of humanity – talk of revenge makes me question that goodness, too.

"Literature is humanity talking to itself, Ray thought".

"Because of that chunky pixilated look, people tend to do close-ups, so you end up with in-your-face sorts of shots of faces, of hands, and the character's humanity talks to you," he said.

He seems equally dedicated to his humanity: talking about his daughter, his gratitude to his mother and his community service events.

Prior to that point I was very jaded after seeing how difficult it was to have ideas move forward and I thought humanity talks a big talk but they don't seem to want to get behind anything that's really going to make a difference unless they can see big profits.

Schweiker said the enduring perception is that "the humanities talk about meaning and the social sciences and sciences talk about reality.

In fact, as Moore told an audience at Stanford last month, the rapidly evolving digital world may be "enabled by science, technology, engineering and math," but it is "activated by the humanities". Talking to a crowd at the BiblioTech conference, designed to connect liberal arts PhDs with Silicon Valley employers, Moore specifically referenced the power of the narrative.

These monsters are the least plantlike because they have retained vestiges of their humanity and talk to you while you are killing them.

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The Bishop of Dover made headlines this week when he accused senior political figures, including the Prime Minister, of forgetting their humanity when talking about migrants.

One, circulated by the Berkshire Infidels, describes refugees in Calais fleeing war and persecution as "the dregs of humanity" and talks about "African and Islamic fakeugees, criminals and terrorist [sic]".