Sentence examples for sweet humanity from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sweet humanity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a fondness or appreciation for human nature or the human experience, often in a poetic or sentimental context. Example: "In times of despair, we must remember the sweet humanity that binds us all together."
His incredible strength, sweet humanity, and deep wisdom enabled him to survive the Holocaust and never become embittered.
People laughed themselves silly and were touched by the sweet humanity of its characters and told their friends and went back again and pushed a "women's comedy" to almost $300 million dollars in worldwide box office.
The French component, however, is reported to have been JR, who you may know from his sweet, humanity-affirming art, or his downright saccharine TED Talk.
The scene is a step away from an Iron Curtain "Napoleon Dynamite," but with that film's sweet-hearted humanity replaced by a grotesque simulacrum of humanism enforced with cruelty.
But he was also sweet – he loved humanity, he was principled.
It's perhaps the most famous event of the First World War, and certainly the most camera-ready — an island of sweet and simple humanity in the ocean of a bloody and arcane conflict.
A new Olympics has begun, allowing us to momentarily bask in the sweet esprit de corps humanity might enjoy on a more regular basis if our world's nations quit talking about hurling nukes at one another.
My sweet, sweet, sweetness.
While her children were sleeping, Sylvia Plath killed herself BY GOING TO SLEEP FOREVER!" Admitting a dislike of any aspect of reading feels like a crime against nature, humanity and the sweet sanctity of a pure and saintly motherhood, so it was a relief when a fellow mother announced, "I hate the Richard Scarry books".
At the heart of humanity is a sometimes sweet, sometimes not-so-sweet narcissism that makes it almost impossible for us to get outside ourselves.
When we forfeit that responsibility, we forfeit the right to any of the little self-congratulatory designations we have claimed: as God's "chosen" ones, or as Homo sapiens -- the wise ones -- or as possessing humanity in the sweetest sense of the word.
