Sentence examples for warmth of humanity from inspiring English sources

Indeed, technology isn't a phenomenon isolated and on its own – a cold and alienating force to be juxtaposed against the warmth of humanity.

Ulysses has come to be accepted as a major masterpiece, two of its characters, Leopold Bloom and his wife, Molly, being portrayed with a fullness and warmth of humanity unsurpassed in fiction.

I like the warmth of human-beings.

The final tonal shift to something more hopeful was for me unexpected, but certainly part of the warmth and humanity of the film, aided by Dickie's excellent performance.

Start there, of course, especially with the 1993 album "Sons of Soul," which fuses the energy and technology of nineties R.&B. with the warmth and humanity of seventies soul.

The greatest impression, apart from the warmth and humanity of the material, was the easy colloquialism of the writing.

Picking up where the late Stanley Kubrick left off, Spielberg tried to graft his innate sense of warmth and humanity to Kubrick's remote chilliness for this story of a boy robot left to fend for himself in a mechanical underworld.

This seemed such an open goal that I gave the job to one of my work experience chaps, who reports back that the warmth and humanity of Edmonds that made him such a well- loved figure in the TV world – quick learner, this lad – has been largely dropped by Fash in favour of leering at the young women they enlist to carry the suitcases of money.

The result of these important collaborations can be seen in the colour, vibrancy, warmth, and humanity of the building.

The only inkling of warmth and humanity in Coriolanus's soul comes from his enthusiastic and public expression of love for his wife.

A.D. Murphy of Variety gave a positive review but felt "Close Encounters lacks the warmth and humanity of George Lucas's Star Wars".