Sentence examples for specimens of humanity from inspiring English sources

David is one of those dense specimens of humanity who are born to have the wool pulled over their eyes.

Mr. Vásquez is as interested in generations, in collective experience, as he is in individual specimens of humanity.

Adam spends long decades (which translates into two long hours on the stage) pursuing his chimerical destiny, encountering all sorts of exotic creatures and dangerous specimens of humanity.

Visitors are confronted by a picture of a demon wearing a suit, and a statement describing the website's aim: to "expose these shameless, corrupt, money-grabbing, incompetent specimens of humanity".

In 1950s movies like Rudolph Maté's wonderful "When Worlds Collide" (1951), there's always at least a glimmer of hope, and a rather stirring sense that we frail specimens of humanity are all in this dire fix together.

"We shouldn't kill these men, that is what I will tell the crowd, we should pity them for what they became, we should wring our hands and lament where we went wrong to produce such ill specimens of humanity, and we should vow that this is a place where we should never go again".

They were, upon the whole, from the black day when they first entered Europe, the one great anti-human specimen of humanity.

This Roy is a larger-than-life monster and, ultimately, a shrunken specimen of humanity.

She visits Paula's siblings, each of whom is a damaged specimen of humanity.

At 81, he remains an enviable specimen of humanity: tall, patrician, cleanlimbed, ruddy-complected.

He is a conscienceless specimen of humanity, who works as a barker in a carnival, the owner of which, Mme.