Sentence examples for achievement of human from inspiring English sources

It's a tremendous achievement of human ingenuity and skill.

A major achievement of human genetics has been exploding the theory that races are genetically distinct.

This wonderful ceremony highlighted the achievement of human will in overcoming the adversity of disability and tackling the difficult problems of science.

Yet Spinoza introduced a conception of philosophizing that was new to the Renaissance; philosophy became a personal and moral quest for wisdom and the achievement of human perfection.

To Kapuscinski it is not Manhattan and La Défense in Paris "that represent the highest achievement of human imagination", but a "monstrous" African shanty town - an "entire city erected without a single brick, metal rod, or square metre of glass!".

At the time, May 29 , 1953 it was a magnificent achievement of human daring and endurance culminating an era of crossing oceans, penetrating continental interiors and reaching the ends of the earth.

In this hefty history, Thomson travels from "Muybridge to Facebook", and hails the golden age of the movies as one of the great achievements of human civilisation.

So it comes as little surprise that the New Acropolis Museum, which stands at the foot of one of the great achievements of human history, is a quiet work, especially by the standards of its flamboyant Swiss-born architect, Bernard Tschumi.

Perhaps the most important achievement of Boas and his students was the demonstration that there is no necessary connection between culture and "race," that the capacity for culture of specific groups was not genetically controlled, and that the freedom to create cultures independent of biology was one of the great achievements of human evolution.

One of the greatest moral achievements of human history the full emancipation of women should not be seconded to a metaphysical intuition, one with no scientific support or even coherent meaning: that a fertilized egg makes the same moral claims as an entire person.

One of the greatest moral achievements of human history — the full emancipation of women — should not be seconded to a metaphysical intuition, one with no scientific support or even coherent meaning: that a fertilized egg makes the same moral claims as an entire person.