Sentence examples for man has acquired from inspiring English sources

In recent years God's monopoly has been broken and man has acquired the power to create the "actual natures" of living things.

Now that Doughnut Man has acquired two assistants, doughnut production has risen to 312 hand-crafted beauties every day, up from 144.

China's second-richest man has acquired the British yacht maker Sunseeker and announced plans for a luxury hotel in London in a £1bn investment that broadens the Chinese corporate footprint in the UK.

The approach should be the opposite: once a young man has acquired the foundations of a specialty, he should be systematically exposed to all the other major areas in the business whether in company training courses or in "continuing education" programs outside.

It is only within the moment of time represented by the twentieth century that one species — man — has acquired significant power to alter the nature of his world, and it is only within the past twenty-five years that this power has achieved such magnitude that it endangers the whole earth and its life.

Despite this, recreational athletes and military recruits rarely receive training in running technique, either with verbal cues, video analysis or feedback as running is assumed to be a natural skill that man has acquired over several millennia.

Mr Singh, a congenial man, had acquired a rueful urgency.

Novelists (and those self-scrutinizing men) became interested in the question of what happened after a man had acquired things (money, love, status), the getting of which was the engine of earlier narratives.

It is an extraordinarily fascinating face, reminding us of faces of famous men, especially of Machiavelli's; and indeed the whole aspect of the head suggests something Mediterranean, as though this man had acquired his frank, searching, superior air at Italian academies.

The men had acquired the material to make explosives, he said, and had discussed whether it was better to use a car bomb or explosives detonated by remote control.

They would pass the mornings, bow to bow, exchanging stories in sign language and the broken Japanese that the older Taiwanese men had acquired during the days of the Japanese occupation.The weather could change quickly for the worse.