Sentence examples for more modern human from inspiring English sources
The best evidence on this comes from more modern human groups living in small-scale societies with low population densities: the Inuit, Bambuti, Kung Bushmen and others.
Then we stowed our garbage in our packs, made our way back up to the minivan and headed down to the base's armaments museum, evidence of more modern human creativity of a different kind.
The injuries reminded Tikhonov of more modern human hunting practices.
But in terms of specifics, President Obama went for a decidedly more modern human right - freedom of expression on the internet.
This region has evolved to be known as the anterior perforated substance by Beccari and in a more modern human stereotaxic brain atlas by Schaltenbrand and Bailey simply as basalis to describe the sub-commissural region dorsal to the amygdala [ 88].
There's increasing evidence that Neanderthals, for example, were more intelligent than we used to give them credit for, possibly producing things like art and jewelry without more modern humans' help.
Because the braincase is long, low, and thick-walled and presents a strong browridge, they claim that H. erectus shows derived (or specialized) characteristics not shared with more modern humans.
The Washington Post, in a piece today on all of the recent action in the field of Neanderthal studies, notes, Early study of Neanderthals described them as very hairy, brutish, unable to talk or walk like more-modern humans.
There's more to modern romance than sizing up a person's natural physiology, just as there's more to modern human culture than hanging out in man caves and looking at boobs.
Though vampires, werewolves and the creatures of various mad doctors continue to appear in horror movies, they've taken a back seat to the more modern, psychopathic human monsters initiated by Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" (1960) and institutionalized by Jonathan Demme's "Silence of the Lambs" (1991).
In WSR, workers craft industry specific codes of conduct that reflect the particular rights and reforms necessary to transform a brutal job into a more modern, more human workplace.
