Sentence examples for semblance of humanity from inspiring English sources

An eye was added to the model of the monster and a human scream added to the soundtrack to give the creature some semblance of humanity in its final moments.

First to go is the immaculate hair, then the sharp tailoring, the court shoes, the inhibitions, the semblance of humanity.

Stylish flourishes are everywhere, and yet the film also manages to maintain its semblance of humanity and wit.

It's only as events play themselves out that Mr. Sullivan shows the rhetorical pincers giving way to the semblance of humanity coursing somewhere beneath.

In one televised debate, she was asked a philosophical question about how she retains some semblance of humanity while at the centre of the political fray.

Whatever the reason may be, one thing we can be sure of is that any society in which individuals lose all semblance of humanity in the face of struggle is not one that can survive for long.

They are the nice guys (and gals) who may possibly earn a little less, have fewer sexual adventures, hold marginally less prestigious positions in the world of work, but who have managed to maintain a semblance of their humanity in a world on steroids.

Perhaps it was because Mr. Sorkin wanted her to meet with her father in an attempt to provide us with a semblance of Jobs' humanity, but if she was truly so hostile to him, as Sorkin depicts, it didn't make sense as to why she bothered to come.

Many of us sit behind computers all day, messaging and emailing, trying to maintain some semblance of contact with humanity.

"Glad I know they have no limits, no humanity, no semblance of any kind of soul".

But also all of humanity.