Sentence examples for mankind was from inspiring English sources
His interest in mankind was broader.
"Beuys thought mankind was the crown of creation," he says.
Mankind was made miserable by the willful selfishness of tyrants and priests.
"It felt like the future of mankind was at stake," Downey recalled.
"Mankind was not meant to do such things," I said as the performance ended.
For the loyalists, Thomas Paine's announcement that America was to be "an asylum of mankind" was a bad joke.
It became a way for the artist to express post-war horror and what mankind was capable of.
I wondered whether encouraging people to eat the noisiest food known to mankind was such a great idea.
A decade ago, the Human Genome Project, in which scientists from many nations helped unravel the genetic blueprint of mankind, was celebrated for its spirit of international cooperation.
In this view — the moral-spiritual companion to evolution — mankind was essentially good and wholly perfectible, and would eventually progress to the achievement of God's kingdom on earth.
Alas, he was one of them, because of his ineradicable belief that the mass of mankind was too dense to see the inner light.
