Sentence examples for marks of human from inspiring English sources

The marks of human industry are everywhere.

The process leaves no residual radiation or other obvious marks of human intervention.

Like their contemporaries in pop, they liberate themselves by erasing the usual marks of human identity.

Or there were Martine Rose's head masks worn with sportswear, in which marks of human hands were seared into Neoprene.

Their poems were Snow, Rain and Mist and their sites are all ones which already bear the marks of human activity - disused mines and quarries.

Megatherium bones had marks of human action and were associated with stone tools, at circa 12,150 years BP (Steele and Politis 2009; Politis et al. in press, 2011).

Or maybe the circle beckons not for its resemblance to human face but as a mark of human art.

This was the only permanent mark of human occupation on Rockall until it too succumbed to the ravages of an Atlantic storm two years later.

Conclusion: The windowed envelope remains a true high water mark of human engineering – one with few true parallels, besides the wheel, the Thirst Aid Beer Helmet and the original Game Boy.

It doesn't matter what you do: if you are an "important artist," arts institutions will portray you and market you as an original genius and your work as the high-water mark of human transcendence, which not incidentally increases its price.

Along the same lines as 'a good meal tastes better when you make it yourself' we think photographs that bear the mark of human hands often yield some of the most interesting images.