Sentence examples for Age of Man from inspiring English sources
The age of man is over; the age of the dancer has begun.
That toilet training so laboriously learned in Shakespeare's first age of man, lost in the seventh.
The name Anthropocene is derived from Greek and means the "recent age of man".
Gaia Vince Science writer Vince explores how people are adapting to the challenges inherent to the age of man.
Long before the age of man, insects inhabited the earth — a group of extraordinarily varied and adaptable beings.
The Arctic, no longer distant or inviolable, has emerged, almost overnight, as a powerful symbol of the age of man.
Scientists predict that half of all living species will be obliterated by the end of the century, and in this age of man-made destruction it seems obvious we should try to salvage some of what's left.
This table lists, for a woman, the age of men she finds most attractive.
In the Open Era (since 1968), the average age of men's Grand Slam winners is 24.4 years old.
The average age of men forming a civil partnership in 2012 was 40, while for women the average age was 37.6.
Interesting theoretical question: Should we expect more extreme weather if we really are in an age of man-made global warming?
