Sentence examples for quality of humanity from inspiring English sources

It shows a quality of humanity".

For it is there, right in the cleft of mortal desperation that the quality of humanity is most tested and respect for life reinforced.

The call for prison reform is laudable, but he should be reminded that compassion is a quality of humanity and not the exclusive property of one particular religion.

The sweetly harmonious voices of the choir undercut the austere setting with a quality of humanity, as dancers — first two women and later three men — wrestle with outside forces.

The declining quality of humanities education (and student performance) in the U.S. has become a big problem.

Levi's first book, Se questo è un uomo (1947; If This Is a Man, or Survival in Auschwitz), demonstrated extraordinary qualities of humanity and detachment in its analysis of the atrocities he had witnessed.

Joyce's genius is to dramatise the doubts, even the torments, yet still celebrate what Gabriel calls "those qualities of humanity, of hospitality, of kindly humour which belonged to an older day".

The Bahá'í concept emphasizes the simultaneous qualities of humanity and divinity; thus, it is similar to the Christian concept of incarnation.

"Our security emanates from the justness of our cause, the force of our example, the tempering qualities of humanity and restraint," he said.

We must remember that the Elie Wiesel's of the world (and there are too few) transcend the worst because they are blessed with extraordinary qualities of humanity and endurance - not given to everyone who suffers a brutal beginning.

While photographers a half generation older Robert Frank, Eugene Smith, et al. used photography as a means of demonstrating the redemptive qualities of humanity post-World War II, Winogrand photographed for the sake of photographing neither he, nor his pictures, needed any larger justification for themselves.