Humanness

Wheeler said that these aspects of “humanness” are now very sought after in living environments.

Deep humanness was also inevitable in Homer’s depiction of the gods.

Rick Davis is saddened that the coronavirus “robbed us of the traditional process of humanness since the family couldn’t sit shivah.

In the Name of our Father, is a compelling, appealing, and arresting work of fiction that explores impunity, deceit, deep-seated corruption, in-humanness, endemic and malignant spiritual fraud.

The nadir might have been castration, but the bottom was reached well before Claude Neal was turned into a string of just-married cans, before his humanness was mistaken for a knife block, a sheet of shooting-range paper, kindling.

It is to say, the depth of your humanness—or of mine—is worth standing up for.

Religious awe and powerful terrestrial awareness mark his prose in what is essentially a song to nature’s marvels and to our humanness of being.

To a lesser extent, a noun's animacy or humanness may add another layer of complexity.