Sentence examples for such humanity from inspiring English sources
"There were so many attractions," she says, "like the story, which is one of such humanity.
Here are three characters rarely portrayed on the stage these days and Annie imbues them with such humanity and integrity.
But while life stories of sex change claimants sell for such alluring sums perhaps such humanity is difficult.
From such heroics, such humanity, such hubris and such humour, the men-only members of Muirfield will now be insulated.
Of these, Beatrijs, an early 14th-century Flemish verse rendering of a popular legend, is told with such humanity and restraint that it still inspires modern versions (e.g., those by Maurice Maeterlinck and Pieter Cornelis Boutens).
In the School of Business, 22percentt of such faculty are members of minorities, in natural sciences 16percentt, as are 11percentt of tenured or tenure-track law school professors and 10percentt of such humanities faculty.
The less appealing features of his career aroused an ambivalent response among those who found it hard to reconcile a man of such evident humanity and sensitivity with the competitor who in effect turned Formula One into a contact sport.
No wonder his final works contain such profound humanity, such searing honesty.
They sting, nonetheless, because Mr. Mac's superlative performance imbues Shen Te with such unaffected humanity.
For Byatt, there can be no such audience: humanity itself is doomed.
