Sentence examples for humankind who from inspiring English sources

With friends like humankind, who needs enemies?

Satan's wiles, therefore, are thwarted by members of a regenerate humankind who choose to participate in the redemptive act that the Son has undertaken on their behalf.

The South African poet and writer Mandla Langa said: "I join the majority of humankind who hold that the international campaigns for the dismantling of apartheid in South Africa were strengthened by the authoritative voice of the people of Britain.

There are many people, gifted with rare intelligence and tolerance for humankind, who, when addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, run off the rails.

The Imago Dei was being democratized and it was now humankind who were to be the significant players in the arena of earthly life, the mandate to rule underlying their new responsibilities.

Where does this leave the rest of humankind who are highly susceptible to rabies?

As a man who tried to unite all humankind through faith and love.

The settlers who repopulated Europe after the glaciers' retreat were modern humans who had first left the African cradle of humankind just 50,000 years ago.

In response to the soteriological question Why did Christ come down?, St. Irenaeus, bishop of Lyon, argued that, in order to be the redeemer of humankind, Jesus, who was divine, also had to be human.

"Last year was without question the greatest footrace in the history of humankind," said Burfoot, who is now an editor at Runner's World magazine.

Cicadas rose from their bodies, reincarnated by the Muses to sing continuously, without requiring food or water, their only task to make music and spy on humankind to see who honored the Muses.