Sentence examples for mankind of from inspiring English sources
The makers of the bombs that exploded over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 fretted a lot about the ultimate consequences for mankind of their devilish ingenuity.
Francis described man's destruction of the environment as a sin and accused mankind of turning the planet into a "polluted wasteland full of debris, desolation and filth".
The speech began as a familiar tutorial on climate and mankind, of the kind Mr. Gore has been giving for two decades.
It proposes an "enchanted secularity"; because Darwin robs mankind of place and purpose, he gave us a chance to love and revere nature "precisely in its refusal to be like us".
In retrospect, when Hillary, who died last week at 88, and Tenzing Norgay, a Sherpa guide, stood on the summit of Everest, it seems as if they were making the last "giant leap for mankind" of pre-space age generations.
On climate change, he has described the destruction of the environment as a sin and accused mankind of turning the planet into a "polluted wasteland full of debris, desolation and filth".
"This is the greatest country in the history of mankind because of a set of principles.
"This is the greatest country in the history of mankind because of a certain set of principles.
It was founded solely on the love of mankind & of God, never on the pleasure of each other's society.
No wonder he cannot resist the idea that there must be another story – that of mankind itself – of mankind's progress.
To the mass of mankind religion of some kind is a necessity.
