Sentence examples for lines of humanity from inspiring English sources

What makes bullying possible is a culture that blurs the lines of humanity and human dignity.

Endgame theorises that, in the event of the end of the world, the 12 original lines of humanity must fight against each other to find the earth key.

The lines of humanity stretch on for miles and there seems no likelihood of ever getting your passport in time.

This conflict, in relation to the biotechnological revolution taking place before our eyes, is playing out directly into the line of humanity – humans are, in fact, dealing here with paradigms of law and also becoming the axiological basis of it.

Apart from the breathtaking opening sequence — an ant line of humanity marching into a frozen infinity — little from the location shoot appears to remain in the finished film.

When it comes down to it, you are really a dot on the long line of humanity.

This is the deep darkness of Good Friday, the dark story line of humanity, of what we can do to one another, what life can do to us, the story of how God can feel far away and absent, unattentive to our cries.

Families of the November victims recently gave evidence to a parliamentary inquiry on what they deemed the state's numerous errors, poor support, unanswered emergency phone lines and "lack of humanity" towards them.

But even though S.D.M. is, above all, an attempt to make medicine more humane, for some patients there is a fine line between gestures of humanity and abdications of responsibility.

On the river of humanity lining a street on our way out, a woman near us in a crowd of strangers, channeling Sly Stone, started singing "We are Family -- America, Obama and me".

So do some of the more grating lines: "Neurotics are the cream of humanity," for example.