Sentence examples for driven mankind from inspiring English sources

The power of his art lay not just in its extraordinary and haunting beauty, but in its ability to connect us to those archetypal forces which have driven mankind since classical times and before.

Both ethicists and engineers stand to benefit from working together: ethicists may gain a greater understanding of their field by trying to teach ethics to machines, and engineers need to reassure society that they are not taking any ethical short-cuts.Technology has driven mankind's progress, but each new advance has posed troubling new questions.

"We have the ability to eliminate the material scarcity that has driven mankind.

The hunger for an independent choice, even a dead/dreaming Old One that would drive all mankind into madness, appeared to be very real, given the replies: .

"The Second Machine Age", which grew out of that earlier work, is an ambitious, engaging and at times terrifying vision of where modern technology is taking the human race.Innovation has always driven advances in mankind's standard of living, from agriculture to electricity.

With the dragons now being driven to destroy mankind, Angelus breaks her pact with Caim and fights him to the death.

An Englishman of the early eighteenth century would have had no argument with the thought of an upright ape, passing silent judgment on mankind, and driven by an uncontrolled libido.

With the ongoing scarcity of fossil-based fuels and chemicals, mankind has been driven to find new substitutes for petrochemical-based polymers (Eerkens 2010).

However, in order to achieve abandonment of fossil fuels by 2030, as dictated by the climate science, the major drive by mankind has to be towards securing clean energy from renewables.

"So many things have been done for the protection of the health of mankind that fear is being driven further and further into the background".

The computer should serve as a supplementary tool or a device, technologically driven, giving new information for the benefit of mankind.