Sentence examples for worries about humanity from inspiring English sources

Gotye worries about humanity destroying the planet through overconsumption in "Eyes Wide Open" and sees an entertainer's life as a fraud in "Smoke and Mirrors".

Two weeks ago, at the TEDGlobal conference in Edinburgh, I heard Gilley talk about how he came to set up Peace One Day – a preposterous tale of how he'd had this idea "because basically I was really worried about humanity" and had tried to organise the whole thing from a bedroom in his mum's house.

It's no secret tech luminaries like Elon Musk and Bill Gates worry about humanity flirting with disaster though a digital version of the Icarus myth – in our case, the power of artificial intelligence being the sun that eventually burns our wings.

But how can we worry about humanity's imminent extinction when its greatest champions are relaxing in the countryside, chopping firewood and tinkering with tractors?

Add to that the fact that 10% of the world population still lives on less than $1.90 per day, we sit worried about humanity's future.

If these experiences hadn't provoked emotional responses, I'd be deeply worried about my humanity.

"We worry about the humanity being drained out of music, about it becoming a bits-and-bytes kind of world instead of the art and craft," Cook mused.

I worried about worrying about the worries.

To set aside our best understanding of our origins on the grounds of our own worries about the uniqueness of humanity is to act contrarily to our own best understanding of the world.

Although this approach may seem appealingly hard-headed, it has prompted worries about how a society, or humanity as a whole, could know at a given moment whether it is following the path toward such an ideal.

Early in this latest C4 series, I did begin to worry about how much humanity might be on offer, in that it might be too much.