Sentence examples for because of mankind from inspiring English sources

"I think you can have an honest difference of opinion of what's causing that change without automatically being either all in, that's all because of mankind, or it's all just natural.

"The world is a deader place because of mankind's relationship with animals," he said.

It's sort of how pornography is always at the cutting edge of new technology, because of mankind's insatiable tit-and-ball lust pushing us to ever-increasing entertainment boundaries.

It's a setup with a two-sided mirror built into it: the alien's perspective on the world of humans is also a view into the alien's own world, because the strangeness of mankind would appear to "her" only in terms of her own alien experiences, her own alien assumptions.

"This is the greatest country in the history of mankind because of a set of principles.

Children are the future of mankind because mankind is moving in the direction of infancy.

But it's going to happen, because the basic instinct of mankind is to be free.

After some 30 years in figurative exile to the Museum of Mankind because of space constraints, the ethnography collections of the British Museum in London are coming home.

Iran's Fars News Agency reported that Mr. Ahmadinejad, in a speech to an Islamic conference in Tehran, called the West's version of democracy "the humiliation of mankind because it is only serving the interests of capitalists and Zionists in the name of the people".

A challenge, however, is to ensure that innovation and channels through which innovation can take place are inclusive; that is, to ensure that the benefits are shared more evenly across all groups and regions in order to improve the overall social well-being of mankind, because we are all human beings!

"This is the greatest country in the history of mankind because of a certain set of principles.