Sentence examples for from humankind from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it placed God at a very far remove from humankind.

People who may require special care from humankind should have the same standing as anyone else in the complicated family of man.

This change in wingspan suggests that natural selection could indeed be at work and that, when faced with new threats from humankind, these birds might be evolving in response.

In an amusing verse essay, "The Manatee," he resists the literary tendency to treat the animal world as grandly Other, distinct from humankind, and therefore a cause for special joy, fear or shame.

If Madsen used his inventions to "tell stories," they were stories that featured him as the lone, pioneering hero who smashes terrestrial frontiers and enters extreme realms, far from humankind — at the expense of other people.

The Anthropocene defines an era of unprecedented change to Earth's systems, arising from humankind's ability to shape our environment.

It's hard to say exactly how Price manages Brenda's gradual, redemptive evolution from spacey revenant to putative monster to suffering fellow member of a far-from-perfect humankind.

Religion, he argued, "is the result of two incurable diseases from which humankind suffers — life, from which we die, and hope, which hints that there might be more meaning to life than a termination in death".

The plays set out the mystery of God's plan for humankind, from Creation to the Final Judgment, in vivid scenes taken from Christian scriptures.

Given what she witnessed last summer, Catharine has every reason to recoil from all humankind.

From this humankind vantage, whole earth appears as a learning planet coming to its own journey of discovery.