But it's 10 o'clock at night! "I knew that," smiles an embarrassed Dormer, his very last moment of regular humanity.
There was something unearthly, in every sense, about the astronauts in their prime: one, John Young, mentions their air of "infallibility," and their buzz-cut prowess and dedication pulled them beyond our ken, whereas now, in their seventies, they seem restored to regular humanity — modest, fallible men, with an immodest tale to recount.
"Up in the Air" divides the world into two classes: the beautiful people, such as Clooney's and Farmiga's characters, who do the firing, and the regular, unglamorous ranks of humanity, who get fired.
At the time of its release, I wrote that "Up in the Air" divides the world into two classes: the beautiful people, such as Clooney's and Farmiga's characters, who do the firing, and the regular, unglamorous ranks of humanity, who get fired.
Through recognition and obedience, service to humanity and regular prayer and spiritual practice, the Bahá'í writings state that the soul becomes closer to God, the spiritual ideal in Bahá'í belief.
The regulars complain loudly that the humanity has been removed.
Indeed, she has been torn to pieces on a regular basis for such crimes against humanity as wearing white bikinis, having a tattoo, enjoying herself and worse.
He and his wife Kathy were regulars at our annual Kahlil Gibran Spirit of Humanity Awards Dinner.
If the comments are anything to go by, his regular readers appear to be devoid of humanity, reflection or any sense of irony.
It's a perfectly-timed reminder that these honed, hardbodied athletes, these intimidating reminders of humanity's limitless potential, are regular people after all.
However, the story can also be, and has been, read as a story of a regular birth, stating and advocating for the humanity of Jesus, showing how the Son of God is also subject to normal human hardship (10).
