Sentence examples for surprising humanity from inspiring English sources
Tara Crichlow is funny as a hyper-enthusiastic radio show caller and Savina Vega (Buttafly) stands out in a touching number about the surprising humanity of parents.
Photographer Captures the Surprising Humanity of Garbage.
Photographer Captures the Surprising Humanity of Our Garbage.
In this series, which Konarzewski began in 2009, the photographer trains his lens on garbage, and finds in it surprising humanity.
That's what great theater exposes -- the simple secrets and routine dreams shocked by change, the small beauties and furies of normalcy caught in the extraordinary, the stupid motives and surprising humanity of us all, our biggest ideas in our smallest stations and likewise.
The science pointing to long-term threats from human-caused global warming is laced with probabilities and some uncertainty, so it's not surprising that humanity is taking its time responding.
But a surprising gesture of humanity, like a simple handshake from a Saudi leader to an Israeli leader, would actually go a long way toward convincing Israelis that there is something new here, that it's not just about the Arabs being afraid of Iran, but that they're actually willing to coexist with Israel.
The book is perhaps a surprising call for humanity to move beyond religion in order to improve our lives.
That lack of conflict keeps this solid, empathetic production from taking hold of our imagination, dimming modestly the rather stirring image of the Count and Sasha and Ivanov and Lebedev all surprising us with their humanity and their confused attempts to do no harm, one oath the doctor gave up on long ago.
It might seem a surprising subject for a man who sees common humanity wherever he looks.
With this film — with so many films, I've come to believe — the life and variety, the sincerity of purpose, the surprising point of view, the humanity and life leach through more strongly when the creator is contemplating his ragtag and jury-rigged and compromised creation than when the creation is left to lumber and stoop and speak for itself.
