Sentence examples for question of humanity from inspiring English sources

It is a question of humanity and dignity".

Osman Can, a leader of Turkey's governing party who was among the observers, called the trial a "question of humanity".

"The Magician's Land," more than any other book in the trilogy, wrestles with the question of humanity.

The physicist teaches the worker about the laws of physics and about the vastness of the universe, and Ah Quan's mind begins to dwell on the question of humanity's fate: Will we explore the stars, or live and die on Earth?

("It was probably his experience operating an electric wheelchair that allowed him to control the miniature engine of his spacesuit as well as anyone," Liu writes). The physicist teaches the worker about the laws of physics and about the vastness of the universe, and Ah Quan's mind begins to dwell on the question of humanity's fate: Will we explore the stars, or live and die on Earth?

On Wednesday, Prime Minister Viktor Orban replied to the message from the Mazsihisz leadership with a letter - which was quoted extensively in the Hungarian media - in which he said that the fate of all victims of Nazism should not go unacknowledged, and that this was "a question of humanity and not political views or party affiliation".

Increasingly, in the early 1980s Gormley was drawn to examine questions of humanity in relation to the environment.

It becomes race as a shortcut and gender as a shortcut to the larger questions of humanity on any given subject.

It battled with the big questions of humanity: how to love well, how to live well and how to face death.

Ishiguro, who will be in Melbourne next week for the Creative Innovation 2016 conference, specialises in the study of human-robot interaction, and human-like or social robots are the subject of his experiments which ask deep questions of humanity itself.

This fantasy epic brilliantly peels back questions of humanity and friendship set against the perils of war and racism, all illustrated in a style that nods to East and West.