Sentence examples for realized humanity from inspiring English sources

Eventually, they realized humanity is "a parasitical disease that must be eradicated," and have spent the last few decades destroying us one-at-a-time from a stage.

Then, somewhere along the way, the bean counters realized that "humanity is cost-effective," meaning it was easier to make them out of flesh and bone.

Still, "The Diving Bell" surges toward redemption — a man fully realizing his humanity only when mobility and sexuality have been taken away.

Brought together by their passion for all things creative and literary, the students realized that humanities at Weill Cornell were segmented.

His underlying Philosophy is that humanity is connected and individuals only realize their humanity through interactions with others and believes that youths today have more opportunities to change the World than in any other time in history.

When, sitting concealed in a hide, you see all that vigour and variety and passion, you realize that humanity is not dominant in the world and is only a small part of it.

A successful work of art can thus have the effect of "catharsis" (GW 11: 811), transforming the "whole person" of everyday life (the person who is entangled in their diverse relationships) into a "person as a whole" (the person who realizes their humanity by acquiring a sense of self-consciousness regarding the richness of human relations that constitute the historical development of humankind).

"If, today, after the horror of 11 September, we see better, and we see further, we will realize that humanity is indivisible".

"If today, after the horror of Sept. 11, we see better and we see further, we will realize that humanity is indivisible," Mr. Annan said.

If today -- after the horror of Sept. 11 -- we see better and we see further, we will realize that humanity is indivisible.

"In the 19th century, leisure was seen to be the place where we would realize our humanity, where we would come into our own," Professor Hunnicutt said.