Sentence examples for shortage of humanity from inspiring English sources

A shortage of humanity.

The New Yorker, July 3, 2000 P. 83 Briefly Noted review of "Plowing the Dark" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $25) by Richard Powers... Powers's novels tend to be superintelligent, intricate, and consequential, and this one is no exception....[A] shortage of humanity leaves the novel slippery and somewhat unsatisfying.

In modern America, there is no shortage of such desperate humanity.

Considering the long term shortage of jobs for humanities Ph.Ds, Berman argues students need to finish in four or five years, with broadened professional skills, in addition to the practices of literary and theoretical interpretation and teaching.

There has certainly been no shortage of space devoted to the abjection of humanity.

In recent months, there has been no shortage of articles on the plight of humanities and arts undergraduates, but there's more to their pain than meets the eye, so here are five art student problems you probably never even knew existed: 1) Termly existential crises Art students read and think, then read and think some more.

Since Malthus, there has been no shortage of economists, environmentalists and demographers predicting humanity's collapse through famine, wars and epidemics, if we don't check our population.

There is a surfeit of humanities graduates and a shortage of agronomists and engineers.

However, there are no shortage of ventriloquists desperate to explain how their work has its roots in the classical world and is one of humanity's longest-lasting obsessions.

"He was full of humanity.

But also all of humanity.