Sentence examples for age of human from inspiring English sources

The forces of history have brought us to a new age of human possibility.

How has the age of human rights been kindest to the rich?

When currencies were invented, they ushered in a new age of human innovation and advancement.

So subtle, in fact, that these invisible snipers are just the beginning of a strange age of human ethereality.

How "plastic" are we and how determined by DNA? Do we live in the age of "human empire"?

"What we're talking about is a decade," she once said, "an age of human growth and development that has tremendously unique things happening emotionally and biologically".

There is a population crisis — not in America, but on a planet that is rapidly losing its ecological integrity and facing a new age of human-caused extinction.

Decoding their exact timing and magnitude may help researchers project how far seas will rise during our current age of human-induced climate change.

When the great history books of technology are written, the early 2000s may be remembered as the Age of Human-Computer Interface Exploration.

Alongside its trailblazing cringe comedy, by the end of the latter's run it was very much playing for pathos rather than side-splitting potential; one of the things that helped usher in this age of human-condition comedy.

Now, though, the residents of the ISS will have Kirobo for company, a robot that can learn through its communication with humans, possibly ushering in a new golden age of human-robot interaction.