Sentence examples for matters of humanity from inspiring English sources

Wilkins's postwar transition into biology was accompanied by an increasing concern about matters of humanity and scholarship, about the problem of distortion of science by political and financial pressures, and with involvement in the activities of organisations concerned with justice and with peace.

A Mayday call, says this survivor, is a simple matter of humanity.

"It's a matter of humanity," said the retired policeman, hauling the remains of a boat from the beach.

It is a matter of humanity".

But we stand beside him it is a matter of humanity".

"If this world lasts for a million years or two million years, or more, never can you exhaust the subject matter of humanity and nature," said Charles Burchfield regarding his source of inspiration.

The "noir" refers to the subject matter, the exploration of humanity's darker side.

It matters for all of humanity and especially for boys and men who've been violated, but feel voiceless.

Sir John Tusa, a former head of the BBC World Service, said the scenes of distressed children and families in Gaza captured in the video appeal were a matter of "common humanity".

That's no longer the case, but the discussion surrounding healthcare reform implies that some Americans think of medical treatment as a privilege one ought to earn, not something that ought to be given as a matter of basic humanity.

Instead of championing same-sex marriage, for instance (and so explicitly linking itself with a particular group - gays and lesbians), it has been suggested that the party should refer instead to "the right to marry", thereby converting what appears a sectional cause into a matter of common humanity.