Sentence examples for read humanity from inspiring English sources

I like to think that some of the leaders and followers of tomorrow will read "Humanity".

If that species, too, could have its full genome read, humanity's ability to know itself would be enhanced even further.

It's easy to read humanity into Paul-II's imperfectly scrawled sketches and smudged paintings, which look less calculated than other drawing bots like piccolo, but is it imperfection that makes art human?

In designing a new empathy model it would be worth reading Humanity: A Moral History of the Twentieth Century by Jonathan Glover.

On Aug. 18, a neo-Nazi hung banners reading "UnJew Humanity" and "Jewish Financing Available" from a highway overpass near Springfield, Oregon.

His white card read, "Cards Against Humanity".

"Wanted for crimes against humanity," read another.

Like Guillermoprieto's reportage ("Looking for History," "The Heart That Bleeds: Latin America Now"), "Dancing With Cuba" is a pleasure to read, full of humanity, sly humor, curiosity and knowledge.

"Guilty of crimes against humanity," read a tag on her back.

Surprisingly, it extends over four pages of a 13th-century poem, "The Romance of the Rose," which is widely read in the humanities.

For example, if you're majoring in humanities, read Scientific American from time to time to learn about the intersection of language and music or the science of sleep loss.