Sentence examples for universal humanity from inspiring English sources

But his poetry also contained irony and a universal humanity.

When an organisation aspires to stage a festival of universal humanity through sport it really matters that everyone is there.

She doesn't so much depict a universal humanity as practically force it into the viewer's place, where it implicates, illuminates and bedazzles.

Great leaders draw us together by our universal humanity; they galvanize the wills of the willing; they draw clarity from the spigot of chaos.

However topical the subject and however prominent the contemporary satiric element in Molière's plays, his characters always possess a common denominator of universal humanity.

Moving in and out of darkened doorways upstage, and backed by Berio's Duetti for two violins, they emanate universal humanity, communicated through a piquant conversational elegance.

But falling short of the goal of providing a universal humanities education does not mean the death of humanistic disciplines.

That ethic is an expression of the perception of our common humanity and universal human brotherhood.

"[many social and political scientists] are very concerned that the anthropocene discussion is being led by natural scientists and in the process the inequalities in human societies are occluded and politics replaced by an invocation of a universal singular humanity that has emerged from history by some 'natural' process" (Dalby 2016 46).

I wondered what Rwanda's story told us about our notions of a universal common humanity.

In the absence of a universal monarch, humanity is "transformed into a many-headed beast," striving after "conflicting things" (43 4); humankind ordered under a universal monarch, however, "will most closely resemble God, by mirroring the principle of oneness or unity of which he is the supreme example" (xvii and 19).