Sentence examples for given humanity from inspiring English sources

Nigeria's Vanguard newspaper said the games "have given humanity an opportunity to push the limits of human capacity to adapt as evident in the stunning performances of disabled athletes".

World-circlers have given humanity a "whole-body ­experience of the whole Earth," she writes, "what it felt like, from agonizing to exhilarating".

Nature's inherent cruelty has given humanity an evolutionary edge, and eliminating injustice would remove the intense existential pressure that "turns coal into diamonds".

From South Asia through much of the Middle East and sub-Saharan Africa, it'd be impossible to build schools or train teachers fast enough to keep up with the "youth bulge" that has given humanity more than a billion teenagers either to nurture or tame — the difference depending largely on access to education beyond elementary grades.

Naming an epoch is serious business — and in this case the new name is well deserved, given humanity's enormous alteration of the Earth.

But evolutionary claims are not the only avenue for explaining cultural diversity, and should not be, given humanity's recent origin, small genetic diversity, evolved behavioral flexibility, and tools for adapting within generations without the need for true multigenerational evolution by natural selection.

"To call them human is to give humanity a bad name," he remarked.

Jyoti's father at one point laments, speaking of his daughter's killers: "To call them human is to give humanity a bad name".

"What partial birth did was give humanity to the choice.

"Greece gave humanity democracy and today the Greek people will bring democracy back to Europe".

SNOW is the only adverse meteorological condition that gives humanity a fighting chance.