Sentence examples for divided humans from inspiring English sources

Switching from skulls to skin, he divided humans into five races by color — white, yellow, copper, tawny, and tawny-black to jet-black — but he ascribed these differences to climate.

The proposal has divided human rights groups and victims' groups.

For centuries, the world divided human beings into two groups and then proceeded to exclude and oppress one group.

The 35m stone sculpture, featuring two figures symbolising a single divided human, has been criticised in Turkey for overshadowing an Islamic shrine.

The rider on the elephant is his metaphor for the divided human mind, the first being our strategic reasoning; the much larger second all the other mental processes "outside of awareness but that actually govern most of our behaviour".

Where Taylor dissected a job into timed tasks, the Gilbreths divided human action into seventeen motions, which they called "therbligs" — it's an eponymous anagram — in order to determine the one best way to do a piece of work.

I was also impressed by Mr. Maroulis's quietly intense performance as the obsessive Dr. Jekyll, whose quest to unlock the secrets of the divided human psyche have such unfortunate consequences for his mental hygiene, not to mention his hairdo.

According to the Atkinson-Shifrin model – the same one that divided human memory into long-term, short-term and sensory – most of the things we experience are not committed to long-term memory beyond a few select moments.

We divided human health effects into cancer and noncancer effects.

Then we evenly divided human and mouse conserved ST miRNAs into two groups.

Carole replies: There are a number of significant things that divide humans from the other apes, language being one of them.