Sentence examples for tangible humanity from inspiring English sources

Erotic contortionists, balletic hand-balancers and bawdy jugglers emanate a sweaty, tangible humanity.

The surviving safe houses, he said, are "a tangible reminder of man's humanity".

What Brooklyn lacked was not energetic humanity but tangible signs of identity.

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu "called on delegates attending the upcoming United Nations climate summit in New York to take the first tangible steps to move humanity beyond the fossil fuel era".

In our opinion the movies have at last done something tangible for the cause of humanity.

In other words, he believed that when faced with the choice of focusing on horrors small and tangible or vast and incomprehensible, humanity goes small.

The eventual exploration of all these worlds will yield humanity's total tangible knowledge about life in the universe, essentially forever.

In a very tangible way, it asserts the humanity of people who were systemically dehumanized.

It doesn't prove that the $2 bills have impacted humanity in any tangible way, or solved any global crises, or even that one man with cash to blow could change the world with $2 bills but it does show that mean something to people, enough that they keep them and feel a little bit better every time they see them.

We have a real, tangible opportunity to design one of humanity's most advanced regional settlements.

We want to believe that, all tangible, historical and cultural differences aside, humanity is essentially a force of attraction and unity.