Sentence examples for unusual humanity from inspiring English sources
Georgina Parkinson was a harrowingly passionate Lady Capulet, secretly in love with her nephew Tybalt, danced with unusual humanity by Ethan Brown.
But 60 years ago Chabannes confronted 20th-century European brutality at its worst, and responded with unusual courage and humanity.
HONOLULU About 1000 meters down in a remote part of the Atlantic Ocean sits an unusual legacy of humanity's love affair with the automobile.
Of course, the passing down of homes through the generations is not unusual for much of humanity.
They see play as essential not just to individual development, but to humanity's unusual ability to inhabit, exploit and change the environment.
But it might, in conjunction with humanity's unusual habit of living in social groups, be the key to what is going on.Big brains are expensive to run, so will appear only when they are useful.
Woods's humanity may be of an unusual sort, the kind that falters in everyday life but flourishes under the brightest lights.
Vitamin D is unusual as it is a "vitamin" only because humanity lacks adequate summer sunlight exposure.
The collaboration is not unique, but it is unusual for a discipline that falls between the humanities and natural science.
In exalting the very worst of humanity, "Bones" displays a special glee and an unusual density of scary imagery.
