Sentence examples for mass of human from inspiring English sources

He wrote in "Walden" that the mass of human beings "lead lives of quiet desperation".

But he writes about crowds - the surging mass of human beings, the many becoming one - better than anyone.

There was another plastic bag, submerged in ice water, and through the clear plastic Pomahac could see a blurry mass of human tissue.

At least that is Tom's suspicion when he comes across a mass of human tissue wrapped in aluminum foil and hidden in the boy's toolbox.

"I'm here to help you!" The diary describes the shelter as a "mass of human suffering," with people calling out for help "in terribly emotional wails from voices of all ages...

The slogan once expressed a hope to organize a body of workers who were dispersed and hence exploitable, whereas now it captures the desire for a mass of "human resources," exploitable because undifferentiated.

And as a critical mass of humans evolving toward their new capacities arise, humanity will undergo an unprecedented shifting in our entire way of being on this planet.

A mass of humans, all in one place, generating tremendous energy — that's the magic potion of publishing. . . .

Here are the facts: In 2000, the dry mass of humans was about 125 million metric tons.

Paul R. Ehrlich, the author of "The Population Bomb," retorted that at current population growth rates that was unlikely: within 6,000 years, the mass of humans would equal the mass of the universe.

The mass of cows in the U.S is two and a half times greater than the mass of humans, and, eating a pound of beef is worse for the climate than burning a gallon of gasoline.