Sentence examples for condition of mankind from inspiring English sources
They do not reflect the default condition of mankind.
Last year, she received the Inamori Ethics Prize, an award for ethical leaders who improve the condition of mankind.
Earlier, his accomplishments in astronomy, which scientists described as "of Copernican importance," were often too obscure to be appreciated by the public; now his comments on the condition of mankind could easily be translated into newspaper headlines, and they were.
Out of this, acute understandings emerge, as when Danny, the day before her descent, realizes that "the very precariousness of her condition and more generally the condition of mankind made her body and choices more precious to herself.
The passion is less prominent in the Leviathan, although it figures as one of the basic causes of the war that marks the "natural condition of mankind".
To impose a uniform code is…to create complex, intractable moral dilemmas these of course are the current condition of mankind (Wilson 1995, 164).
Thunberg has also called on business leaders and politicians to commit to "real and bold climate action", and focus on the "future living conditions of mankind" rather than economic goals and profits.
We can trace the disastrous attempt to introduce responsible government into Afghanistan to the idea that democracy and the rule of law are the default conditions of mankind, rather than precious achievements resulting from centuries of discipline and conflict.
For medical research charities, an important rationale for more outcome-based evaluation of the research they fund is to fulfil more effectively the wishes of their benefactors, e.g. "the improvement of the physical conditions of mankind" in the case of the Sir Henry Wellcome Trust [ 24].
George Kennan called "the rise to power of the most determined, decisive, and often brutal natures... the common condition of most of mankind for centuries".
Throughout history, dire poverty has been a basic condition of the mass of mankind.
