Sentence examples for lead humankind from inspiring English sources

He had great doubt that the scientific revolution would lead humankind to a better life or that humankind could step by step accumulate universal truths by evaluating hypotheses according to evidentiary tests.

Speaking of which … The widespread distribution of camera-studded smartphones has led humankind to experiment with things it had never bothered attempting before, "planking" being a prime example.

"We're not claiming that Morocco is the cradle of modern humankind," the lead author, Jean-Jacques Hublin, of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, said at a press conference yesterday.

This is another area where robots can lead the way for humankind, and as such robotic systems are developed for off-planet labor, their diverse applications to tasks here on Earth grow.

But too great an emphasis on the fallen nature of humankind can lead to fear, distrust and prejudice, research also indicates.

What leads from God to humankind is the notion of imitatio Dei: the imitation of God.

Ignoring half of humankind will simply lead us nowhere.

To echo Bohm, the fragmented view of an ecosystem ruled by humankind alone seems to lead inevitably to ruin.

That's what led me recently to produce a "Humankind" public radio program with Kathleen DiChiara in Hillside, NJ.

Since the beginning of time, humankind's curiosity has led us to constantly seek new life...new possibilities just beyond the horizon.

Lead has been impacting the health of humankind since the Romans began mining it 2500 years ago, and despite early knowledge of its harmful effects, exposure to lead from a wide variety of sources persists to this day [1].