Sentence examples for phase of humanity from inspiring English sources

Melville said that he was encouraged by Hawthorne's exploration of "a certain tragic phase of humanity," by his deep broodings and by the "blackness of darkness" in him, to proceed with similar explorations of his own in Moby Dick, which he dedicated to Hawthorne.

The Argument from Posterity begins with Crummell's observation that individuals have some "relation" to the "entire race"; "a nation is a collection of men…of the same make, and nature, and appetencies, and destiny, as ourselves" comprising but a "section of the great commonwealth of humanity, a phase of the common type of being, and no more" ("The Duty of a Rising Christian State" [FA], 59 60).

"Then again, you'll also see a Golden Age of Tech Phase II designed to ripple out across the sea of humanity and turn this planet into no less than a platform for Global Clearing.

If babies are the future evolution of humanity, then Rest Devices may just be the next phase of the Internet of Things fever.

Agape expresses the love of humanity for God, and vice versa, a relationship that has been going through a tricky phase for some time.

"He was full of humanity.

But also all of humanity.

"This is part of humanity".

A tide of humanity is suffering horribly.

"The enemies of humanity will never win.

It's a sour view of humanity.