Sentence examples for mankind lives from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, a discredited relic of 18th-century science, the "five races of mankind," lives on in the 21st century.

But Campbell's play overcomes its flaws because it is saying something important: that individualism is insufficient, that mankind lives by myths and stories and that we all need some kind of faith even if we can no longer subscribe to the dogmas of organised religion.

"It reminds us that mankind lives in a minor solar system at the edge of a suburban galaxy, is in his physical frame scarcely distinguishable from the creatures that surround him, and – most of all – that he still understands rather little about his place in nature".

Mankind lives under a Galactic Empire that is about to collapse.

Organisers said this highlighted the idea that "mankind lives in the same world and seeks for the same dream and ideal".

Wiesel died on Saturday at the age of 87, but his legacy as a "messenger to mankind" lives on in the words he used to bear witness to the world's troubles -- and to the importance of being a light for people who are suffering.

Only yesterday, mankind lived in fear of smallpox, cholera, and plague — scourges that swept nations before them.

Humans also follow heuristics or "rules of thumb" that guide our responses to certain stimuli; these may have developed when mankind lived in much more dangerous surroundings.

I do not believe, as my opponent does, that the Earth is a mere few thousand years old, nor do I believe, as my opponent does, that dinosaurs and mankind lived at the same time".

Can mankind live by the Internet alone?

More importantly, it may also have helped do the same to the idea of mankind living on the sea.