Sentence examples for remarkable humanity from inspiring English sources

His plays are never appropriated by other cultures without change and transformation, but that too is a sign of their remarkable humanity.

In the 10 years that we were close friends what struck me forcibly about Joe was both his benevolence — his remarkable humanity, his disdain for anyone who displayed mediocrity of spirit — and the exuberant catholicism of his interests.

"We are here to recognise those sacrifices; to celebrate and pay tribute to the life of this remarkable man whose vision for humanity looked beyond all of our differences". Faith leaders also spoke at the service.

As I stood in the room where my hero once stood, I thought of King's famous "I Have a Dream" speech and how much he sacrificed to achieve something remarkable for humanity.

The last sentences disclose the fairness and the fullness of this great biography: "When I started writing this book I thought that Gladstone was, by a narrow margin, the greater man, certainly the more remarkable specimen of humanity.

Her last-minute pardon was a remarkable act of humanity that moved hearts across Iran – and the world – but it took Alinejad by surprise as much as it did Balal, his relatives and her own family.

They provoke remarkable acts of humanity and the most terrible.

A democratic Middle East would be a remarkable triumph for humanity — but is it worth decades of sectarian violence and ethnic cleansing?

He was a very fine doctor and an excellent writer, but he was most remarkable for bringing humanity to medicine and scientific rigour to narrative non-fiction.

The sun finds its warmth on the back of your neck, and as you stare out to sea you view a remarkable glimpse of humanity.

The combination of Wikipedia, which is a remarkable achievement of humanity, just phenomenal, and search engines like Google, mean that you can literally get it all if you're willing to be motivated.