Sentence examples for beginnings of humanity from inspiring English sources
Since the beginnings of humanity we've understood that young people think and put together things in a certain way.
Mencius argued for the inborn goodness of humanity, noting how that goodness issued naturally from a mind endowed with the beginnings of humaneness, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom.
Furthermore, it was not narrowly nationalistic; it extended back to the beginnings of the human race and showed how Yahweh, the Lord of the whole earth, was working out his divine plan for humanity through his promise to the chosen people.
The Vestiges's grand schema of a teleological development of life from the earliest beginnings of the solar system in a gaseous nebula to the emergence of humanity under the action of a great "law of development," had also been popularized for Victorian readers by Alfred Lord Tennyson's epic poem In Memoriam (1850).
"He was full of humanity.
But also all of humanity.
"This is part of humanity".
A tide of humanity is suffering horribly.
"The enemies of humanity will never win.
It's a sour view of humanity.
