Sentence examples for regard for humanity from inspiring English sources

Seething because he believes his father abandoned him, he has little regard for humanity.

He will be deeply missed by his family, friends, colleagues and students whom he inspired by his gracious regard for humanity and his commitment to social justice.

It's a dauntless performance by Hinds (and some compensation for his oddly curtailed role as a second-in-command to Daniel Day-Lewis in "There Will Be Blood"), and it peaks with a formidable scene in a hotel bar, both a pastiche and a deepening of nineteen-forties noir, where Bill is propositioned by a low-lidded vamp (Charlotte Rampling) whose regard for humanity is even baser than his.

Pakistani Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gillani condemned the attack and said those responsible had no regard for humanity or religion.

"We devalue human life, we have no regard for the sanctity of human life in any regard, from the unborn, to the old, and to every single person in between, we devalue it and act as if we have almost no regard for humanity," Jindal wrote.

And, if the internet has taught us anything in the interim, it is that humanity has absolutely no regard for humans.

Sackler was now completing two full-length films about the place — one fiction, one nonfiction — with little in common save the setting, a few faces, and a resolute regard for the humanity of men doing hard time.

It has never been enough, but as the number of black men murdered by police escalates to numbers beyond reprehensible, beyond coincidental, watching another supposed citizen of this free country shot down with no regard for his humanity ought to elicit more than audible regret.

The people of Arizona who voted for this bill, as well as those who crafted it, demonstrate no regard for the humanity or contributions of Latino people.

I was subjected to strip searches in front of grinning white officers who seemed to have no regard for my humanity.

So-called "justice" is meted out impersonally, with nary any regard for the humanity of the recipients -- or even for the perpetrators themselves.