Sentence examples for enemy of mankind from inspiring English sources

In Latin legalese, pirates are termed hostis humani generis (an "enemy of mankind").

"Terrorism is the public enemy of mankind, and the Chinese government will oppose all forms of terrorism," An said.

He dismissed formal religious dogma as "the great enemy of mankind" and assigned responsibility for the fate of the world to each person living in it.

For Bloor, the fox is the deadly enemy of mankind, with the power to contaminate farms, influence the weather, unsettle the mind and kill children.

Now they would look on with fear or at least bewilderment, for the Russians had become the enemy of mankind, a menace to all that was good.

An early medieval example is found in the Saxon poem the Heliand, in which the gospel story is told with Christ as the warrior chieftain leading his companions into battle against Satan, the enemy of mankind.

Professor Paul Workman, chief executive of the ICR said: "We may normally think of viruses as the enemies of mankind, but it's their very ability to specifically infect and kill human cells that can make them such promising cancer treatments".

THE fountains on Avenida Bolivar no longer run red and black, the Museum of the Revolution is closed, the Sandinists have abandoned even their anthem with its line "Yanquis, enemies of mankind" in favour of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy".

Professor Paul Workman, Chief Executive of The Institute of Cancer Research, said: "We may normally think of viruses as the enemies of mankind, but it's their very ability to specifically infect and kill human cells that can make them such promising cancer treatments.

But then I kept coming back to the idea that there must have been some deep character flaw in him that none of us had recognized — he'd chosen a snake for a pet, for God's sake, and that low animal had somehow morphed into this horde of creatures that could only be described as pests, as vermin, as enemies of mankind that should be exterminated, not nurtured.

"This jet is a messenger of honour and human generosity and a saviour of mankind, before being a messenger of death for enemies of mankind," President Ahmadinejad said after unveiling the Karrar at a ceremony with defence officials.