Sentence examples similar to passage of humanity from inspiring English sources
The crucifixion may mark Christ's passage from humanity to divinity, but it was also a simple application of Roman law; Jesus, after all, was crucified alongside two thieves.
This passage has been interpreted as an indication of humanity's superiority to nature and as condoning an instrumental view of nature, where the natural world has value only as it benefits humankind.
Instead, this passage of the finale sounds out humanity's awe at the coldness and vastness of the cosmos, putting us listeners in touch with our microscopic futility as individuals and even as collective humanity faced with the depths of creation.
In it he appealed to the nuclear powers to abandon cold-war thinking, to his fellow scientists to remember their responsibility to humanity, quoting the last passage of the Russell-Einstein Manifesto: "We appeal, as human beings to human beings.
And, by using the collected heart wisdom of humanity to properly focus our mental capabilities, we might actually be able to navigate the evolutionary passage in front of us.
What speaks to us in a work of art and makes it resistant to the passage of time is the depth of the humanity it expresses.
"He was full of humanity.
But also all of humanity.
"This is part of humanity".
The birthplace of humanity.
