Sentence examples for Human achievements from inspiring English sources

Divorcing human achievements from their relations in natural life means that Homo sapiens, too, is only "barely imagined".

It involves recognising that there are human achievements that transcend our own lives and our own generations.

Mr. Meyer opens with Gibbon's words about how the vicissitudes of fortune defeat the most magisterial human achievements.

Supported by exceptionally long notes, this four-part poem presents human achievements as the culmination of nature's innate progressive forces.

One thing the Middleton family proved with ease at this occasion is that affecting a convincing regal air is not the most arduous of human achievements.

It hates the best of human achievements, equalities, freedoms, diversities within Islam and across the world, the fragile, precious, precarious bonds between civilisations and peoples.

In "The Time Machine," the narrator travels to the year 802,701, only to find that every vestige of human achievement, and humanity itself, has disappeared.

There is another kind of humanism that extols human achievement in the intellectual and moral spheres.

Nor is really such an extraordinary human achievement.

It is a worldwide human achievement of all the free people on earth".

Now another passage can be written in the annals of human achievement.