Sentence examples for is humankind from inspiring English sources

Forty million people are expected to visit the city's 400-acre exhibition site for the five-month fair, whose theme is "Humankind, Nature and Technology".

And then there is what Carr calls the "greater Gorongosa ecosystem" to attend to — the ten-kilometre-wide buffer zone around the park, where the species in most immediate need of attention is humankind.

In one of the stories in David Eagleman's first work of fiction, Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives (Canongate), God consoles himself for the mess that is humankind by reading Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

The persistent theme of his books is humankind's unending stupidity — l'éternelle bêtise de l'humanité.

But what matters is that neither monogamy nor polygamy is humankind's sole natural state.

The persistent theme of his books is humankind's unending stupidity l'éternelle bêtise de l'humanité.

Men get to be humankind; women are women.

Wise management of natural resources has never been humankind's forte.

The driving force behind mechanization has been humankind's propensity to create tools and mechanical devices.

The use of rennet may have been humankind's first venture into biotechnology.

"Do it for us Garry," hotel staff and others kept telling the Russian – the "us" being humankind.