Sentence examples for a humankind from inspiring English sources

That's what led me recently to produce a "Humankind" public radio program with Kathleen DiChiara in Hillside, NJ.

This experience has brought me to the recognition that these people, these issues, belong to us as a nation and as a humankind, and that it is my mistake if I hold myself separate from them.

You are a once-in-a-humankind blend of passions, desires, talents, quirks and magic.

Instead, think of palm-greasing as the cheapest form of security available to a nomadic humankind.

IT'S a wonder humankind found its way to certain foods, given the homeliness of the creatures that bequeath them.

Satan's wiles, therefore, are thwarted by members of a regenerate humankind who choose to participate in the redemptive act that the Son has undertaken on their behalf.

Considered in Russian folklore to be animate beings, bells exercise a profound power over humankind — a power that lay dead or dormant for most of the twentieth century.

For the band Agalloch, nature is an embraced theme "because we are siding with what is essentially the victim in a relationship where humankind is a disease".

He had an understanding that humankind has a dominant interest in preserving our health and also in finding out what's inside us".

It is one of 14 ancient objects displayed in A Brief History of Humankind, an exhibit of historical objects spanning hundreds of thousands of years.

Carson may have regarded "Silent Spring" and stewardship of the environment as a unifying issue for humankind, but a result has been an increasingly factionalized arena.