Sentence examples for with deep humanity from inspiring English sources
She is beautiful, intelligent, high-principled, resolute and proud, with deep humanity.
It's a fine, graceful novel written with deep humanity and insight in a voice that marries the literary traditions of both societies.
In the tragic drama of the arena he found the visual language that enabled him to respond, with deep humanity, to the horrors of war in his masterpiece Guernica.
Trying to balance the policies that control chaos with a deep humanity that keeps him going, he deals with the school's enormous mix of races and classes, bullies and prima donnas (and that's just his staff).
Roxburgh takes both aspects and, with consistency, deep humanity and charisma (not to mention some impressive sword play directed by Nigel Poulton), makes them whole.
Inexplicably so, in the opinion of some, as rarely do novels come along that revel in language to the extent that this one does, and even more rarely do they combine that mastery with a deep humanity, too.
But her subsequent novels, while still sharing that unique, hard-boiled directness, have also been threaded through with a deep humanity, humour and tenderness for which she never quite – not critically anyway – seems to garner sufficient credit.
With skill and deep humanity, Dalrymple seeks contemporary lessons in Britain's disastrous 19th-century invasion.
He is a great strategist and combines a deep humanity with a political sensitivity".
I soon realized that solar spirituality, focused primarily on the light, offered a dubious peace of mind at the expense of familiarity with my deepest humanity and the human condition at large.
He brought a performer's intensity, a scholar's intellect, and a deep humanity overflowing with humor and insight to all of his activities on stage, in the classroom, and in daily life.
