Sentence examples for through humanities from inspiring English sources

The grand paradigms that swept through humanities departments in the 20th century -- psychoanalysis, structuralism, Marxism, deconstruction, post-colonialism -- have lost favor or been abandoned.

Subsequent flu epidemics, though not as bad, have still cut swathes through humanity whenever they have arisen.

His feels like the most authored piece of work and his qualities as a film-maker shine through: humanity, energy and vitality.

Proficiency at math isn't everything, of course, but societies that teach the average student so much better than the West does are probabilistically more likely to turn raw genius (which is pretty randomly distributed through humanity) into Nobel prizes.

It expresses the belief that sin is the cause of evil in the world and implies that salvation must come through humanity's repentance and God's forgiveness and restoration.

One is to trace your ancestry back through humanity's family tree to its roots in north-east Africa (an offer like that of the Genographic Project, described later in this report).

After all, the AIs will understand that it was through humanity that intelligence came to them.

By rallying around a nebulous notion of a greater good that flows through humanity at scale (miraculously alienating no one in the process!), Facebook can be some things to all people — and that's really been its true mission all along.

A while back I set out to tell the stories of leaders that inspire people to follow -- not through celebrity or ego or fear, but through humanity.

Hope - The evening will include remarks from "Solidarity Through Humanity" founder Nisreen Nasser, who will be present at the event via Skype from Lebanon.

Art - Lubana Al Quntar, the revered Syrian opera singer joins forces with "Solidarity Through Humanity," together with the New York Arabic Orchestra, Eylem Basaldi, and April Centrone.