Sentence examples for the humanity for from inspiring English sources

Where was the humanity for the victims from these individuals now coolly claiming their human rights?

We might tune in for the spectacle, the fire of Dany's dragons and the frozen wastes of The Wall, but we stay for the humanity, for Jaime's desperate attempts to do the right thing just once, for Tyrion's loyalty, and Brienne's impossible, increasingly tarnished chivalric dream.

3.41), a voluntary cleaving of the flesh or soul to the Word, and (in defiance of chemical facts) as the sublimation of the humanity by the divinity, as iron loses its form when held in an incandescent flame (Princ. 2.6.4) The humanity, for all that, is not annihilated, and Christ can speak at times as man and at others with God without being guilty of dissimulation (CommJohn 19.2.6).

He helped them procure a grant from the New Jersey Council for the Humanities for the project.

He rails against academia, especially the humanities, for being out of touch.

She got a phone call; she was offered a fellowship to the Aspen Institute for the Humanities, for a seminar in which they discuss Dostoyevski, Aristotle, and Sophocles.

In 1603 he studied briefly at the University of Leipzig and then was accepted into the Schupforta near Naumburg, where he studied music and the humanities for four years.

But the museum has already landed a $30,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities for an exhibit on the maritime response to the attacks.

Imagine the future for the humanities, for instance, if it had been written by his fellow businessman and Labour favourite, Lord Sugar.

Justin Dillon King's College London Of course science deserves respect and to be well funded, but so do the humanities, for all the truths they teach us.

But when she applied to the National Endowment of the Humanities for a grant to create a Wampanoag dictionary, she was turned down.