Sentence examples for beginning of human time from inspiring English sources
As Jeremy Noel-Tod has pointed out, the immediate context is a geological controversy on whether the Pleistocene gave way as smoothly as we think to the Holocene, the era taken to mark the beginning of human time.
Even less does anyone get credit for realizing that the human body was a natural subject for this new invention, given that the body had been the most constant subject of art since the beginning of human time.
From the beginning of human time, the power of imagination has helped humans explore the unknown, evolve and change the world.
Women are perfectly capable of cooking in controlled environments, of starting fires with pilot lights and adjusting the heat with knobs, the logic goes, but from the beginning of human time, men have lighted fires from sparks and beaten small flames into blazes.
From the beginning of human evolution through the present time, the ability to learn the spatial layout of novel environments has been a critical human skill.
There is a very primeval link between us and music – it has been with us for a very long time, probably the beginning of human culture".
In Plato's Symposium, Aristophanes tells how, at the beginning of time, human beings were spherical creatures, rolling around contentedly.
Since the beginning of time, human beings have had to make decisions whose outcomes are clouded by uncertainty.
From the beginning of time, human beings have been endowed with a dependence on others.
But since the beginning of time human beings have been drawn to the macabre.
