Sentence examples for Humanity's roots from inspiring English sources
These videos feel like a return to humanity's roots, even though all these Ice Age skills are being recreated for the YouTube Age instead.
For this panel discussion I will describe a broader, more patient-centred model that re-orientates itself towards medicine's roots in the humanities and in so doing can deal with that which we find most difficult today: that which we cannot easily quantify, that which is unknown, and that which we do not yet understand.
One is to trace your ancestry back through humanity's family tree to its roots in north-east Africa (an offer like that of the Genographic Project, described later in this report).
A month ago, movie screens across America had colors and lights projected onto them, accompanied by sound and silence to depict a story rooted in humanity's greatest crime; slavery.
Findings also illuminate humanity's active, running past, to help us understand the problem's roots.
His journey into the past was a search for roots, which he perceived as grounded in humanity's deepest needs for belonging and communicating.
The study of genes has already illuminated humanity's history, showing how and when the species spread from its African roots to the farthest corners of the world.
Berry refers to humanity's modern dilemma which, particularly acute for Americans, lies at the root of the culture wars.
Plato's notions of humanity were rooted in both ontology and cosmology i.e., in views on being and on the orderly structure of the universe.
This reproachful and ruthless propaganda hurts humanity and the roots of European culture in the Enlightenment.
