Sentence examples for from which humans from inspiring English sources

Clays are perhaps the oldest materials from which humans have manufactured various artifacts.

To many gardeners, seed catalogues are the most accurate depiction we have of the Garden from which humans were expelled.

His launching vehicles would be used to build a space station in Earth orbit from which humans would fly to the Moon and then to Mars.

Presenting his findings, Hurum said Ida was the "first link in human evolution": the first step towards the branch of primates from which humans, apes and monkeys developed.

The film and the book propose the same situation — a planet from which humans have suddenly disappeared — and go down some of the same paths in tracing the consequences: flooding subway tunnels, corroding bridges, burning skyscrapers, cities disappearing beneath blankets of vegetation.

Within months of the first outbreak of the disease, and within weeks of the first internationally publicised cases, scientists not only discovered the virus that causes the disease, but also mapped its genome and identified a number of animal species from which humans might have caught it.

Could the behaviors evolved by social animals to make societies work be the foundation from which human morality evolved?

The result was cognitive dissonance: a highly uncomfortable state from which human beings will do almost anything to escape.

The Irish chemist Richard Kirwan, one of its most formidable opponents, argued that Hutton's succession of worlds violated both common sense and the books of Moses and led "to an abyss from which human reason recoils".

Early human groups, according to the new view, would have been more cooperative and willing to learn from one another than the chimpanzees from which human ancestors split about five million years ago.

Our approaches to questions of that kind have been strongly influenced in recent years by evolutionary psychology, which tells us that we are endowed with traits of character and patterns of feeling that were "adaptive" in the conditions from which human societies first emerged.