Sentence examples for into humanity from inspiring English sources

"It was a pretty fascinating insight into humanity".

For Freud, this animalness was problematic: socializing children meant molding their wildness into humanity.

Under the gaze of the planet's population, China will melt into a wider whole, into humanity.

If its ideas are right, the handful of dust that evolution has shaped into humanity will rarely stray too far off course.

"He's worked for much of his life as a psychologist, and the work is characterized by very strong psychological insight into humanity," Mr. Astley said.

For, unfunnily, "The Bungler" is too stuffed with caricature, and Mr. Weiss seizes all that excess and transforms it into humanity.

While the universities have so far focused on research in science and technology, Professor Postiglione said it could become more problematic if they branched out into humanities and social science.

Their vision is based on Manovich's ideology [38], which is focused on bringing the potential of social or cultural data into humanities and social sciences.

Yet she is also drawn into mere humanity and into a claustrophobic marriage to The Lawyer, one of the versions of The Dreamer and, thereby, of Strindberg.

We don't want to see into the humanity that any human would possess.

It represents a shift from sending humans into space, to bringing humanity into space.