Sentence examples for view of humankind from inspiring English sources

I tell Ayckbourn he has the bleakest view of humankind of any playwright I know.

I don't think he has any more a benificent view of humankind than I do".

This encompassing view of humankind included quite a bit of womankind.

"Tudor," Mr. Taylor insists, "was more American than Balanchine because his work was closer to modern dance and his view of humankind was closer to ours than Balanchine's.

If you set aside any view of humankind that is borrowed from monotheism, you have to deal with human beings as you find them, with their perpetually warring values.

He does not plan to retire until he is 95… Tells about Beckenstein's in New York where he goes to buy fabric… Over the years, de Paris has developed a somewhat dark view of humankind, or at least of tailors… Tells about his childhood in France, and the assassination of his father, a judge.

Hitchens' first and most egregious gaffe is his statement that all religions view the history of humankind as starting several thousand years ago.

He was among the first to develop a view of unity among humankind, stating that "All people of the world are humans," and that they had a natural right to liberty – a combination of Thomist rights philosophy with Augustinian political theology.

You might think that Condé Nast's headquarters at 4 Times Square — where the September issue of Vogue is viewed as one of humankind's crowning achievements — would be the last place to look for Web innovation.

Erlingsson was in attendance and spoke afterwards to a rapturous audience of how as a native of Reykjavik, his summers in what he called Iceland's "brutal" interior had a tremendous impact on his art and view of nature and humankind.

In the latest presentation at the RSA historian Yuval Noah Harari gives his view on the history of humankind and where we might go from here.