Sentence examples for most of humankind from inspiring English sources

This is not Bloombergian hypocrisy; it is a paradox, shared by most of humankind.

James E. Lovelock, a British scientist whose 2006 book, "The Revenge of Gaia," argued that most of humankind is doomed, does not think much of renewable energy.

Certainly, the relation between Christ scripturally and traditionally preached by Christians as the unique and universal Saviour and the religions into which most of humankind is grouped is an important issue.

Indeed, while the Smiths singer has made his disdain for most of humankind publicly known, his reverence for Sterling has been constant, and much of the pair's relationship is still conducted through letters.

Katie Khan's novel Hold Back the Stars melds an emotional love story with a tale of a space mission gone very wrong, while Anne Corlett's novel The Space Between the Stars deals with a woman travelling back to Earth to search for her lost love after a virus wipes out most of humankind.

For most of humankind's breadmaking history, bread was similar to what we recognise as sourdough.

I mention this because, while this particular sojourn is triggered by a major iconographic milestone, at its roots it is also a reflection on that most ancient of humankind's symbols: music.

Four years ago the government declared it the day to remember those millions of African people who were captured, denigrated, enslaved, tortured and murdered, who rebelled and ultimately survived a period rightly seen as the most heinous crime of humankind against humankind in history.

'One of the most celebrated events of humankind' is how NASA yesterday described last year's Great American Eclipse.

One of the oldest and most complete skeletons of humankind's ancestors has been unveiled in South Africa.

Abdu'l-Bahá thought that the education and training of children is among the most meritorious acts of humankind and Bahá'í communities put great emphasis on the development of youngsters.