Sentence examples for human histories from inspiring English sources

Compared with cosmic time, human histories seemed puny.

As often as not, the landscapes are tilled with human histories.

Poetries are no more pure and simple than human histories are pure and simple.

Macfarlane's unorthodox British landscapes are furrowed with human histories and haunted by literary prophets.

On a rare, relatively cloudless day, so many human histories, causes and stories were on show in one view.

More than a third of the Cornish coast is protected by the National Trust and it is easy to find amazing views, obscure coves and fascinating human histories along much of it.

Human history?

Human history is a mess.

Or maybe all human history.

Archaeology is not just about human history.

elite in all of human history.