Sentence examples for dawn of men from inspiring English sources

In spite of all the warnings, my research suggests that we are more likely at the dawn of men than the end.

In 1981, Mr. Callas played the soothsayer in Mr. Brooks's dawn-of-man spoof, "History of the World -- Part I".

Just about to become dawn, dawn of man.

Or even exabytes, a handful of which can hold all knowledge from the dawn of man, according to estimates.

We can probably thank the latter trait for keeping our fledgling species alive at the dawn of man.

Clean-shaven cavemen The history of shaving stretches back to the dawn of man, with drawings of beardless cavemen found as early as 10,000BC.

For "The Dawn of Man," shot last, a team travelled to Namibia to gather stills of the desert.

Front projection was used to great effect in "The Dawn of Man" sequence in 2001 19688) wherein a leopard's eyes lit up in facing the camera.

"There has been, since the dawn of man, the desire to get high," Thomas McLellan, a longtime expert on addiction, told me not long ago.

Interplay is instinctive and focused – it's like role-playing the dawn of man, but with M16s rather than clubs and spears.

Is Kubrick suggesting that there's as much of a gap between the post-simians of the Dawn of Man and the 1968-style man in the street as there is between his contemporaries and the intrepid outer-space voyager?