Sentence examples for language of humanity from inspiring English sources

King is fluent not only in the histories that her book revolves around, but also in the precarious, difficult language of humanity.

Reviewing "The Piano Lesson," Clive Barnes wrote in the New York Post that although the play takes place in "a microcosm largely remote, for many of us, from our own little worlds," Wilson speaks "the language of humanity...

Now, Laurel, the school I lead is a FHAO School as we work to weave the FHAO vocabulary of upstander and victim and bystander and perpetrator through our whole school, for this, it seems to me, is the language of humanity, over and over again.

Google/Alphabet CEO Larry Page says it's because Alphabet means a "collection of letters that represent language, one of humanity's most important innovations, and is the core of how we index with Google search!" But the domain name for Alphabet is abc.xyz — not alphabet.com (which is currently getting hammered with traffic it seems).

"We liked the name Alphabet because it means a collection of letters that represent language, one of humanity's most important innovations, and is the core of how we index with Google search".

If Shakespeare is language, and language is proof of humanity, then technology's understanding of the Bard's books is more than just novelty.

On the one hand, the results of the quantitative analysis showed that constructions of saying and symbolizing play an important role in the language of the humanities.

Student texts were taken from our previous project which investigated the language of the humanities in Mexico and the United States (Ignatieva and Colombi 2014); one of its purposes was to collect student texts from humanistic areas which form part of the Corpus of Academic Language in Spanish (CLAE 2009).

It has none of the obvious benefits of that other marker of humanity, language.

Remember the tooth I think it's time we broke for lunch… Reaching for the stars ReprintsThe obvious place to look for the evolutionary origin of language is the cradle of humanity, Africa.

In fact, the strange harmonies of his authorial voice, which combines ravishing language, a bleak view of humanity and Dee's own innate good nature, provide much of the novel's interest.