Sentence examples for mankind makes from inspiring English sources

The rate at which mankind makes life complicated seems ever to accelerate.

But, he added, "as with most things, anything engineers build or mankind makes, it deteriorates".

It is an inconvenient truth that the increasing population of mankind makes the forces driving climate change almost impossible to contain.

Unless mankind makes a major course correction and stops ransacking the earth for short-term advantage, we're in for "a bad century," says Grantham, and it doesn't really get better after that.

Private morality may be presumed to prevail again when the country is strong and secure, although Machiavelli, unlike those who offer such consolation, admitted that the nature of mankind makes it unlikely that there ever will be such a time.

Fittingly, Rita Sobrol Campos's photographic record of an old-time Olivetti typewriter text work, The Last Myth In The History Of Mankind, makes cryptic use of the writings of the early-20th century Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa, perhaps the most self-questioning multiple-personality, spirited melancholic and forward-looking nostalgic in the entire history of world literature.

Prime minister Abbott said at a press conference after snubbing global climate talks in Warsaw in November that: our position is back here in Australia and that is that we accept that climate change happens, that mankind, humanity, make a contribution to it and it's important that we take strong and effective action against it.

Brinksmanship notwithstanding, mankind made it through the decade, a trend that happily has continued since.

In 1969, the whole world crowded around their televisions to watch mankind make its first moon landing.

The eye perceives motion, but until the 20th century, mankind made do with static representations of the visual field.

But taken as a whole, these reflections on the contribution of Jewish ethics to the "loving fellowship of mankind" make uplifting reading at a time of renewal.