Sentences with phrase «wonder about the humanity»

It makes me truly wonder about humanity.

It not only broke my heart, but made me wonder about the humanity of people.

That's akin to an extra-terrestrial arriving on Earth, wondering about humanity and you start him off with Mussollini, Charles Manson, and Martin Shkreli.

Not exact matches

Considering that the media plays up the worst possible scenarios in everything — you would think that a winter snowstorm was an assault on the existance of all humanity in its path the way some weather forecasters talk about it — the constant inflation of the danger posed by ordinary events, it is no wonder that people are fearful.

Rachel Decker writes a column for RELEVANT about crime dramas, and wonders how they expose both feelings of vengeance and unease about losing a sense of humanity about every person.

If I could, this is what I would say to a lot of theology out there... Christian and otherwise: You talk so blithely about God and so loftily about humanity, no wonder you get...

I'm also curious about historical references and the role worry and wonder [have] played in our humanity's evolution.

Spider - Man, famously, learns that with great power comes great responsibility, that just because you can use your power to do whatever you want, you probably shouldn't, and the best stories about Wonder Woman are often about how she uses her powers to attempt to inspire humanity to be its best self.

If the performance feels too big — if you're wondering about the location of the second balcony he seems to be playing to — perhaps that's because everything about this movie feels too big, starting with its depiction of Barnum as a sort of huckster saint whose freak - show circus was a family - like celebration of humanity and diversity.

Taylor Sheridan's methodical screenplay about the seedy underbelly of anti-cartel task forces is a wonder of pacing and tension, ably gnawing its way to the heart of humanity's worst tendencies, laying eggs of cynicism and despair with nary a platitude in sight.

If you've ever wondered about the boundaries of humanity, More Than Human offers a vision of a world where we use our knowledge to improve ourselves, unhindered by the fear of change.

Just in case you wondered why I began by noting the mass of humanity that is not focused on Paris, here is what the world was mostly thinking about today:

The Milky Way — that flood of stars splashed across the inky night sky... and the galaxy we call home — has been a source of wonder ever since humanity has had the capacity to muse about such things.

Pretty incredulous when you think about it today... I wonder what false beliefs we are currently harbouring that humanity will be chuckling about 100 years from now.