Sentence examples for reflecting humanity from inspiring English sources

To say that Google is losing something by neglecting the human touch isn't to mean that the algorithm isn't reflecting humanity — after all, a motivated person created the page that tops the results for "Santorum".

The whole idea of people reflecting humanity.

The ivory ban has not been perfect but it has been merciful, reflecting humanity's ability to appreciate the goodness of these creatures, to see the wrong done to them and to search for ways to right it.

Now, the media has other agendas: It's not about reflecting humanity, it's about dictatorship and being dogmatic in telling people how to dress, how to look, what to say, what to do with your life, how to spend your time, everything.

Borders reflect humanity's need for obstacles, for a line in the sand between Them and Us.

Realistic movies about the vulnerable body paradoxically reflect humanity's quest to turn people into permanently happy, perfectly functioning machines.

His characters reflect humanity's wholeness; an archetypical figure such as Ulysses, for example, belongs not to a single culture but to all.

Artists instinctively want to reflect humanity, their own and each other's, in all its intermittent virtue and vitality, frailty and fallibility.

Despite feeling great uncertainty and fear Carolyn felt that the way people came together in the days that followed reflected humanity's ability to come together during difficult times.

Ultimately, the net will reflect humanity's own psychological biases.

The term has been widely used in popular culture since 2000 to reflect humanity's enormous impact on the biosphere, but the International Commission on Stratigraphy has yet to officially recognize it as a new epoch, counting us as still in the "Holocene," which began 12,000 years ago with the thawing of the last ice age.