Sentence examples for monuments of humanity from inspiring English sources

The greatest monuments of humanity are safe from "postmodernist thought" and other fashionable trends.

Our challenge, JZ says, is to make sure that we are building monuments of humanity on the Internet.

Of all the monuments constructed of humanity and deity, none continue to define us better than The Coliseum -- what we were, are, and will be, crumbling like glorious columns of marble.

The final result is a series containing 16 photographs of the butts in 10 different locations, essentially miniature monuments to one of humanity's most degenerate behaviors.

Nearby stood the remains of a Monument to Humanity, commissioned in 2009 to commemorate Turkish-Armenian friendship.

Intended as a gesture of reconciliation, the Monument to Humanity was dismantled on aesthetic grounds last year by order of the Turkish prime minister.

What a monument!—of silence.

His paint-by-numbers anti-capitalist, anti-establishment schtick has become as woefully archaic as the seaside setting of his tawdry monument to humanity's ills.

Within the Museum of History in Granite (designed for 4,000 years, no guarantee), the "History of Humanity" monuments are used for teaching by the University of Northern Arizona.

We drank tea with a provincial governor, with a giant mustached car-rental agent, and with the head of the Kafkas News Agency, who shared with us a piece of breaking news: the Monument to Humanity was going to be replaced by a monument to Kars's sheep's-milk cheese.

"Now, seven decades later, this vibrant city is proof of the resilience of its people and a monument to the indomitable spirit of humanity.