Sentence examples for humanity to come from inspiring English sources

I believe in the ability of humanity to come together in the face of seemingly impossible difficulties.

"They've been threatened in the social media, and again … I don't understand that level of humanity to come after people not involved at all".

(Similarly, each time we send an e-mail, we're speaking in a "robot voice" and expecting nuance and humanity to come across).

He arrives in a dreadnought, blows a whole in one of saturn's moons, and sits there daring the Guardians, last saviours of humanity, to come for him.

On Thursday, Pope Francis issued a powerful and timely encyclical on the environment, urging humanity to come to its senses and cease its reckless onslaught against God's creation.

That everything I am, and do, could be ended by the repeal of laws our mothers fought so hard for, that women had waited for the entire span of humanity to come about.

Humanity needs to come together, and we can.

Nor did I know that Baeck was a rabbi consumed, beyond the vastnesses of his own multifaceted tradition, by Greek and Christian thought; or that he was of that minute fraction of Jewish humanity to have come out of Theresienstadt alive.

"I wanted Oroonoko's humanity and flaws to come through," he said.

Despite feeling great uncertainty and fear Carolyn felt that the way people came together in the days that followed reflected humanity's ability to come together during difficult times.

He sees resistance to the park as an example of "cultural lag", with the general population yet to catch up with conservationist thinking: "Humanity is slow to come to terms with big shifts.