Sentence examples for more humanity than from inspiring English sources

"The subtexts [of the video] are pretty clear: A commander out of his depth, finger on the trigger, lack of humanity laid bare compared to our robotic hero who just simply cares, who has more humanity than the humans," Aksun said in a press release.

This need not mean that there is more humanity than doghood in a human being (indeed it could not mean this, on the account advanced in this article, which rules out dogs and humans as Anaxagorean ingredients).

You might be able to hand Sherlock Holmes or James Bond to other authors, but Mole has more humanity than them, and it is a tribute to the humane vision of Sue Townsend that she could create such a character.

We think they have more humanity than the Republicans.

The British people showed more humanity than their rulers.

"I felt that this small boy had far more humanity than I did.

We did more humanities than traditional medical schools.

A tightening job market means more humanities PhDs than ever are looking for – and not finding – jobs outside of academia.

I felt that what I could learn in life would teach me more about a big, heroic voice than studying classics, and also teach me more about humanity than relying just on great writers like Shakespeare, Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller.

The rough edges spoke more of humanity than of technical weakness.

Che was seen as a thinker who cared more about humanity than his own personal safety".