Sentence examples for humankind makes from inspiring English sources

Her equation of "common clay" with the fundamentals of humankind makes a point about the essential similarity of superficially different people without resorting to we-are-the-world cliches.

Can humankind make a dent in childhood malnutrition or gender inequities?

A night when humankind made just that little bit more progress": Tina Fey and Amy Poehler proved that hosts of an awards ceremony can actually be funny.

Not until the 17th and 18th centuries in Europe did humankind make another leap comparable to that of the Neolithic revolution.

I'm not sure that humans are born out of the Abyss, but I think the Dark has corrupted Humanity and humankind, making the age of men and the Age of Dark synonymous.

Rightfully so, school will teach you the history of humankind, make you a master of your field, and qualify you for work in the real world.

Among several of Greenberg's suggestions is to replicate the shift that humankind made with terrestrial food production 2,000 years ago: from hunter-gatherers to herders.

In January 2011 and then in January 2012 I posted two articles exploring the implications of contemporary genomics for the Judeo-Christian idea of humankind made in the image of God (Imago Dei), an ancient idea that has contributed historically to the shaping of moral values, political systems, medical care, education and the justification of human rights.

Although the concept of freedom is most certainly as old as humankind, it makes sense that since the very gift of writing was bequeathed to us by the Sumerians that they too were the first to codify their understanding of freedom.

It's his sympathy for humankind which makes his art eternal.

B18 has often been hailed as an expression of an optimistic outlook or "faith in human progress"—the conviction that humankind has made and will continue to make improvements in the arts and conditions of life generally.