Sentence examples similar to prone humanity from inspiring English sources

Baldwin's charge that the protest novel was prone to categorize humanity rather than reflect its full "beauty, dread, and power" heralded a shift in the 1950s away from Wright's brand of realism.

Scientists' ideas about humanity's past are particularly prone to change, sometimes coming full circle.

But the enduring popularity of selfies suggests humanity's inner Narcissus remains prone to being tickled by tricks and tweaks that can put a new spin on the presentation of self.

Logan Levkoff, sexologist and expert on "Married At First Sight," explained that online dating and apps take the humanity out of the process a bit, which could make users prone to being ghosted.

Humanity touching humanity.

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And humanity.

Fragmentary humanity isn't humanity".

Prone to self-destruct.

Prone, but still kicking.

SCANDAL-PRONE, or just prone and scandalous?