Sentence examples for evidence of man from inspiring English sources
A statement by one photographer in that show, Robert Adams, who has chronicled the changing American West in black-and-white photographs, serves as an apt summary of the movement's creed: "I set one ground rule: to include in the photographs evidence of man.
On every side is evidence of man's inhumanity to man.
His insistence is on guilt as the evidence of man's fate, and on the possibility of expiation as the assertion of human freedom.
Thousands of miles out in the Pacific, Thor Heyerdahl reportedly found a vast oil slick as well as more mun dane evidence of man's efflu ence, proving that pollution is truly a global problem.
Despite regarding the pustules of smallpox as evidence of man's innate sinfulness, Mather apparently also regarded smallpox as the "devil's work" and variolation as both a religious and a social duty.
In the Great Rift Valley palaeontologists have discovered some of the earliest evidence of man's ancestors.
But talk about big ideas — you can't get any bigger than this first evidence of man-made pictorial representation.
On Wednesday, Barton cemented that reputation by citing the Old Testament to refute scientific evidence of man-made global warming, drawing on the story of Noah's ark.
Only 23% of them accept that there is solid evidence of man-caused global warming, for example; about as many as believe in evolution.
The earliest history of smelted iron is obscure, with the first scanty evidence of man-made iron dating from about 2500 bc in the Middle East.
In the US, sceptical physicists used the moment to revive a campaign to overturn a 2007 declaration by the American Physical Society that evidence of man-made climate change was "incontrovertible".
