Sentence examples for human rise from inspiring English sources

Just as "Broken Branches" implies that the political and the personal issue from the same roots and are, for better and worse, tightly intertwined, the paintings suggest that all things human rise and fall according to the way energy is generated and channeled.

"Human history makes no sense without prehistory, and prehistory makes no sense without biology," he said, echoing a line from the new book, which offers a sweeping account of the human rise to domination of the biosphere, rounded out with broad reflections on art, ethics, language and religion.

In Charles Kingsley's The Water-Babies, the wild, wicked child who matures into a man of science appears to "recapitulate" the story of the human rise to preeminence in the animal kingdom.

Humans rise above those petty gods and show them up as obsolete.

When humans encroach on black bear habitats and food is not plentiful enough, bear attacks on humans rise significantly.

In ancient Mesopotamian mythology, the city and humans rose together.

This "inflection point in history" will be comparable to that in which humans rose from lower animals.

Pet food taste-testing by humans rose to a new level of formality this year, with the publication of two scholarly studies.

After the Food and Drug Administration gave the poultry industry permission to use fluoroquinolones to treat chickens in 1995, contrary to advice from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the increase in bacteria resistance among humans rose from almost nothing to about 18percentt.

For most of history, humans rose with the sun and slept when it set.

It's all about "humans rising to their highest potential; the zenith," Bada$$ explains.