Sentence examples for Human flock from inspiring English sources

My great-uncle's human flock had taken up the plow and farmed among Norwegian settlers.

This Jesus is patronizing about his disciples, sarcastic about his human flock and quick to anger.

But only if you're predisposed to Christian faith would you believe in Meany; under any other circumstances, he's a dangerous and ruthless freak with a tyrant's ability to manipulate the human flock.

The image of a herdsman quietly guides the initial attempt to define the statesman, whom the Stranger identifies in the opening division as herdsman of the human flock.

The core claim was that the "Petrine mandate" to care for the souls of Christ's human flock required Papal jurisdiction over temporal as well as spiritual matters, and this control extended to non-believers as well as believers.

The more time outside the cage and with their "human flock" the better!

ABOUT 3 billion people live within 100 miles (160km) of the sea, a number that could double in the next decade as humans flock to coastal cities like gulls.

Shark experts, statisticians and people who do not fear numbers have remarked that you cannot talk sensibly about the shark attacks this summer unless you talk first about the sheer number of humans who flock to the beaches in the summertime.

Of course, it may simply be human nature to flock to what everybody else is looking at.

Another time, when he wanted to preach to human beings, a flock of swallows was chattering noisily, and he said to them, either angrily or politely the sources are unclear—"Sister Swallows, you've had your say.

Another time, when he wanted to preach to human beings, a flock of swallows was chattering noisily, and he said to them, either angrily or politely — the sources are unclear — "Sister Swallows, you've had your say.