Sentence examples for pulse of humanity from inspiring English sources
"It's a common pulse of humanity," Steel told me.
The results of that analysis might be described, without too much hyberbole, as a snapshot of the collective pulse of humanity on these issues.
By writing so convincingly from behind the veil of black culture, Chabon has allowed the form of his novel to follow its function, making a powerful statement about the pulse of humanity that runs deeper than our skin colour.
The pulse of humanity rose with the giant, 111-metre- (363-foot) high, 3,038,500-kg (6,698,700-pound) Saturn V launch vehicle as it made its flawless flight from Pad 39A at Cape Kennedy (now Cape Canaveral, Floridaa, before hundreds of thousands of spectators.
It's withering, it's metaphoric...it just has a real live pulse of humanity.
Escaping Germany in 1935 at the age of 11, the Jewish poet Yehuda Amichai often brings together strength and vulnerability in his poems, knowing that when the longing for discovery dies the pulse of faith and humanity begins to weaken.
The place was desolate — not a structure, not a pulse, not a sign of humanity.
The receding echo of civilisation, of humanity, pulses faintly throughout.
Perhaps the problem is we're looking for ROI when we should be looking for a pulse and for some form of humanity.
The collection of all nine of the Cards Against Humanity Pulse of the Nation polls is available for members to download.
More information can be found at the Cards Against Humanity's "Pulse of the Nation" page.
