Sentence examples for human constructions from inspiring English sources

8500 to 7000BC: pits from timber posts mark the earliest human constructions on the site.

Some will have nowhere to go, either hemmed in by human constructions or simply a lack of livable space.

Lingering in the background of some of this soul-searching is postmodern philosophy, with its message that all belief systems, scientific and religious, are just human constructions.

These two designations account for more than a fifth of all Unesco world heritage sites, the others being mainly human constructions, such as Venice.

Contribute with Guardian Witness Cities are human constructions, but it would be silly to assume we are the sole representatives of the animal kingdom in urban scenarios.

Wine, chocolate and so many immensely popular products that we are often led to associate with a raw ingredient are human constructions.

He may well be a human construction, but he was not constructed by the writers of the Scriptures as a human construction.

He was constructed as the opposite of a human construction.

Global society has constructed a norm against the use of nuclear arms, but like any human construction, it can be repurposed.

We also found remnants from human construction.

Tourism and local residents' activities are also damaging the longest human construction in the world, the paper added.