Sentence examples for early humankind from inspiring English sources

Fire became a major source of energy for early humankind, partly because it provided special capabilities, and it had essentially no competition.

It is believed that these tools were used for hunting and butchering, clothes making, and a great variety of other tasks that moved early humankind closer to modern life.

One of the first priorities of early humankind was finding a safe place to live.

I'm not sure that anyone really knows exactly when the habit of collecting was initiated, but I suspect that early humankind was at least near the front of the line to claim bragging rights.

"Since the early days of humankind," he writes, "we have tried to remember, to preserve our knowledge, to hold on to our memories and we have devised numerous devices and mechanisms to aid us.

Recall that Prometheus was a Titan credited with (or blamed for) playing a pivotal role in the early history of humankind by divulging divine secrets to mortals.

Swapping seeds has to be the most ecofriendly of all plant sharing methods, and a reminder of the link we form in a chain that stretches back to the earliest times of humankind's interaction with the earth.

Such consideration of the purposes for which power should be used is in a sense more urgent today than it was in earlier periods, for humankind has at its disposal the power either to create a world civilization in which modern technology can benefit the human race or to destroy itself in pursuit of political myths.

The study of animal behavior probably dates back to the earliest history of humankind.

Since the earliest days of humankind, people have faced challenges and adversities -- and we've overcome.

The notion of survival and how best to ensure it has changed dramatically since the earliest days of humankind.