Sentence examples for culmination of human from inspiring English sources

America certainly isn't presented as the culmination of human achievement.

Houellebecq draws a parallel with the situation before the first world war: "This Europe, which was the culmination of human civilisation, committed suicide, which lasted several decades.

This text is the source of the key phrases that Spinoza uses at the end of Part V to describe the culmination of human intellectual activity namely, seeing the world "from the aspect of eternity" and having as an ultimate aim the "intellectual love of God".

This is the culmination of human achievement in meat processing so far (don't even get me started on chickens).

In Introductio ad sapientiam, inspired by the teaching of the Stoics, he recommends self-knowledge as the first step toward virtue, which he regards as the culmination of human perfection.

It has brought us to an epochal moment — the culmination of all human invention.

When the Eagle lunar module alighted on the shores of an alien sea — the moon's Mare Tranquillitatis — it was the culmination of centuries of human progress.

These networks, and the Internet in general, are the culmination of Being's (human existence) replacement with beings (objects) — with the global technological organization of the world.

If the project moves forward (the script is still being written), the drama will center on a scientist and her former mentor as they battle for control over the human genome, the culmination of which could mean life or death for the entire human race.

Culmination versus contingency arguments abound in the study of human evolution.

Following the geologist Sir Charles Lyell, Huxley challenged the view that fossils showed a progression through the rocks, and he went on to repudiate a Christian-based geology that made humans the culmination of Creation.