Their artistry was high, but he denied the worthwhileness of artistry when divorced from
humanness. The trick had been to fling over the face of his artistry a mask of
humanness, and this he had done in the half-dozen or so stories of the horror brand he had written before he emerged upon the high peaks of "Adventure," "Joy," "The Pot," and "The Wine of Life."
Daisy, it was, who had put her tiny foot down and commanded the removal from the fever flatlands of Colusa to the healthy mountains of Ventura; who had backed the savage old Indian-fighter of a father into a corner and fought the entire family that Vila might marry the man of her choice; who had flown in the face of the family and of community morality and demanded the divorce of Laura from her criminally weak husband; and who on the other hand, had held the branches of the family together when only misunderstanding and weak
humanness threatened to drive them apart.
A great sense of
humanness and comradeship swept over him.
They were a morose and peevish band at best, though here and there were those among them in whom germinated the primal seeds of humanity--reversions to type, these, doubtless; reversions to the ancient progenitor who took the first step out of ape-hood toward
humanness, when he walked more often upon his hind feet and discovered other things for idle hands to do.
Here was a human soul that, save for the most glimmering of contacts, was beyond the
humanness of me.
His work adds greatly to an abstract figurative dialogue currently underway within the halls of contemporary ceramic sculpture and, through the sensitive dissection of these forms, an even more sensitive presentation on our own
humanness is revealed.
This sense of
humanness is not limited to any particular class, but is a reflection of their upbringing.
They inform readers of the background and potential of the major religions in identifying, asserting, and practicing human rights as part of our common
humanness. There is a chronology, notes, sources related to religious traditions and human rights, and human rights bibliography.
Love, grace, beauty, and truth are aspects of our
humanness that are seldom the focus of who we truly are.
The argument proceeds as thus: if one posits the existence of an ideal "
humanness" that is those qualities shared by all humans, one must also posit a humanness-ness that is those qualities shared by all humans and
humanness; then one must posit a humannessnessness: those qualities common to all humans,
humanness, and humannessness, and so on.
The judge said: " He be hanged by the neck till he is dead for taking away the life of 19- year- old Upender as his brutality showed he does not possess basic
humanness." Refusing to show any leniency to 46- year- old Jha, the court said the convict is a menace to the society and that he is beyond reform and slapped a fine of ` 20,000 on him.
This is especially true of his appreciation of the natural world of created life and being, as well as of the self-realization of real
humanness, to which all persons are destined to mature.
