Sentence examples for sight of humanity from inspiring English sources

But not all genomes are equal in the sight of humanity.

On one side are the scientists who have lost sight of humanity.

A first-time visitor to Lagos, he says, could be terrified by the sight of the mass of humanity; but it's no different from the Lower East Side of New York a century ago: "Wagons, storefronts, stands, selling, buying and just as exciting".

Have we lost sight of basic humanity, and become a society of "every man for himself"?

He never lost sight of the humanity and dignity of people in his care.

By Anthony Lane The opening ceremony offered the sight of mass humanity as mass art.

She vowed, in encounters with trolls, "not to lose sight of their humanity the way that they lost sight of mine".

They are, in effect, the punch lines to a series of philosophical jokes, but the filmmakers and the actors never lose sight of their humanity.

The surgical portraits of soldiers with awful facial wounds incurred in the trenches of the first world war, recording their wounds and the pioneering attempts at facial reconstruction, never lose sight of the humanity of their subjects.

As a result, we've begun mimicking the inhuman technology that surrounds us and lost sight of our humanity.

The SS guards were able to do this to us because they lost sight of our humanity and of our individuality.