Sentence examples for mankind without from inspiring English sources

What is mankind without understanding?

IT IS rare in any novel that characters debate the fate of mankind without an ounce of pretension.

It is immoral to design a product or system for mankind without recognition and evaluation of the hazards associated with that product or station system.

"To serve God and be useful to mankind, without any concern about one's own good and happiness," Reid writes, is "beyond the pitch of human nature" (EAP III.iii.iv: 166).

Crude oil, originally a product of photosynthesis, represented for many decades a cheap and easy source of energy, but its legacy is leading to an expensive bill, in terms of ecological and biogeological issues, and it is on its way to vanishing and leaving mankind without its ancient fire.

The Buddhist spiritual leader from Tibet said in an interview with German media outlet Deutsche Welle on Monday that terrorism is a problem caused by humans and, thus, must be fixed by mankind without God's intervention. .

Former president Jacques Chirac had purloined half of its collection for his grand legacy project, the Quai Branly museum of arts and civilisations, leaving the mankind museum without a raison d'être.

Global Green's Matt Petersen delivered his keynote address with colleague Sebastian Copeland, Global Green USA board member, who both pointed out that the Earth can live without mankind but mankind cannot live without the Earth.

"It is God without mankind".

Antimicrobial resistance will become "an even greater threat to mankind than cancer" without global action, according to the UK's chancellor, George Osborne.

The final passages of the book are an eerie imagining of the Earth without mankind: A wind came across the ocean, sweeping with it a pall of fine white ash.