Sentence examples for friend of mankind from inspiring English sources

Is the monster a super-clumsy lumbering friend of mankind?

By and large, they should not be thought of as a friend of mankind.

Nor should too much be made of the fact that Mozart wrote to his dying father that death is the "true goal of our existence," the "best and truest friend of mankind".

Franklin's enthusiasm for the new nation and his fellow founders was also reflected in a bequest of a gold-tipped walking stick to a man he called a "friend of mankind": George Washington.

Jesus, we learn, was laughing at the disciples' prayer because it was directed at their God, the Old Testament God, who is really no friend of mankind but, rather, the cause of its suffering.

Mozart wrote him a letter of consolation putting forward a view of death ("this best and truest friend of mankind") based on the teachings of Freemasonry, which he had embraced at the end of 1784.

In Chapter XVIII of The Vicar of Wakefield (1766), Oliver Goldsmith lauds his employer as "the philanthropic bookseller of St . Pauls Churchyard, who has written so many books for children, calling himself their friend, but who was the friend of all mankind".

Be a friend to mankind, do not put up with injustice of any kind, anywhere, and be worthy of your country.

Stranger— Beneath this Cone in unconscrated Ground A Friend to the Liberties of mankind Directed his Body to be Inhum'd May the Example Contribute to Emancipate thy mind From the Idle Fears of Superstition And the wicked arts of Priesthood.

Friend-Of-A-Friend ontology.

According to Priestley's close friend Theophilus Lindsey, Priestley was "much improved by this view of mankind at large".