Humanity (n.) as the idea of man lasts on unchanged though men toil and perish.
Humanity (n.) itself, the pattern every human being is moulded on, lasts on unaffected while human beings suffer and pass away.
Humanity (n.) takes another’s troubles as its own and welcomes its own good mainly because it will benefit someone else.
Humanity (n.) is the verse to keep in your heart and on your lips: I am a man, and nothing in man's lot do I deem foreign to me.
Humanity (n.) is one gigantic body and we are its limbs: nature made us blood-relatives out of the same elements, and gave us love for one another.
Humanity (n.) is what we have no time to waste: soon we breathe our last, so while we are among people, let us cultivate it.