Sentence examples for is a dehumanizing force from inspiring English sources

Poverty is a dehumanizing force.

There is a dehumanizing violence in this habit, a willed, toxic blindness that "Fruitvale Station" at once exposes and resists.

The larger idea, Mr. Gertner concludes, is that "electronic communication is a miraculous development but it is also, in excess, a dehumanizing force.

In this way, addiction acts as a dehumanizing force.

Even among the well-intentioned, constant "privilege-checking" turns the gaze inward and feeds white guilt, itself a dehumanizing force.

They maintain that once young doctors are exposed to the dehumanizing forces of internship and training and to the financial exigencies of practice, they will lose even their most cherished ideals.

Oberwager admits the unskilled gig economy is "a little dehumanizing.

Ride On It's easy to feel isolated by the dehumanizing forces of modern life from internet culture, and fear-based media.

(It does have the advantage of being adapted from Rice's expressionist drama about the dehumanizing forces of capitalism).

Man-as-machine is an explanation of comedy long pondered by philosophers, but it is by definition a dehumanizing transaction.

Name calling is a familiar way to dehumanize a group of people.