Sentence examples for lot of humanity from inspiring English sources
In terms of the material improvement of the lot of humanity, not to mention of the human understanding and control over nature, the case for seeing the history of the 20th century as progress is actually more compelling than it was in the 19th.
I mean, "Spider-Man" had special effects, but there's also a lot of humanity in "Spider-Man," a lot of intertwining between actual human relationships.
"My mother brought a lot of humanity to that, a passion for fairness.
Kaufman's widely distributed pity for the lot of humanity is distributed somewhat prejudicially.
"I think there is a lot of humanity in the law".
A lot of that humanity comes through with my character, and Atlanta's characters in general.
If we go back to the Outer Space Treaty you're going to see a lot of language about humanity and the benefits of all humankind.
"There's a lot of hope and humanity," Dickens insists, before adding in a deadpan voice, "Hopefully people don't watch it and go, 'That was a bit of a downer.'" Thirteen begins Sunday 28 February on BBC iPlayer.
Egan says that she was "eager to revisit" the story because of the way it conveys "a feeling of intense menace, but mixed with a lot of other complicated humanity, specifically parenthood, and, I think, too, the feeling of redemption that somehow Mary Gaitskill managed to wrest from this very dark and threatening situation".
"I had two parents who had a lot of belief in humanity and people, and always fought with enthusiasm — never for themselves but always in a group". Her father started as a welder and trade unionist, then was elected to Germany's Parliament and was a founder of the Green Party.
