Sentence examples for given mankind from inspiring English sources

In Act I, Prometheus, tortured on Jupiter's orders for having given mankind the gift of moral freedom, recalls his earlier curse of Jupiter and forgives him ("I wish no living thing to suffer pain").

As the marriage "traditionalists" (who are arguably misnamed, given mankind's long history of polygamy and same-sex coupling) have learned, dependence on the state to enforce the values you hold is a dangerous game.

Given mankind's increasing urbanisation, the current division of city and agricultural land is challenged and urban farming is becoming more widespread.

Brazilian digital artist Raquel Kogan thinks technology has given mankind new heads, new hands, and new feet.

An idea is to point them to facts that would make the logical conclusion that a supreme ruler in the universe is simply impossible, like "If God can not handle that people sin, God is not omnipotent" (they will say, "He has given mankind the choice of doing right or wrong").

They also gave mankind polyester.

"It's now time to give mankind some practical benefit," he said.

The breathtaking sequencing of the human genome gives mankind access to knowledge with immense potential.

"Nature disapproves it, otherwise she would not so frequently turn it into ridicule by giving mankind an ass for a lion".

He flipped through the illustrated pages -- God sending the plagues to Egypt, God providing for Israel, God fulfilling his promise by giving mankind Jesus, the deliverer.

David is informed by a high-level overseer, Thompson Terence Stampp), that the guardians gave mankind the Roman Empire, the Renaissance, and the Enlightenment, and then, starting in 1910, they allowed us to exercise free will.