Sentence examples for of human heritage from inspiring English sources

And this is not a war of civilizations, because each civilization has a unique capacity to enrich the stock of human heritage.

In the interest of science and the preservation of human heritage, he let us purchase it rather than disposing of it with a dealer in hot goods, where it would be lost.

"But we spend huge amounts of money protecting species and biodiversity, so why should it be that the one thing that makes us singularly human shouldn't be similarly nourished and protected?" What's more, languages are conduits of human heritage.

In varying degrees, this disavowal withholds them from any awareness and recognition of human heritage as a landscape of memory.

"The watch [list] reminds us of our collective role as stewards of the earth and of its human heritage," Bonnie Burnham, president of the fund, said in New York.

"Any one of them is a priceless piece of shared human heritage".

A larger theme raised by the discovery concerns the uniqueness of our human heritage, something which, in hindsight, has been in question for decades.

The 3.2 million-year-old remains of a female hominid known as Lucy will travel from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to the Houston Museum of National Science as part of a human heritage exhibition beginning in September 2007, a spokeswoman for the museum said.

Man's struggle is to not be a woman not quite the traditional belief that man is the bearer of our human heritage and woman is derived from Adam's rib, nor Freud's view that women are diminished men.Testosterone, described as the "virile essence", is responsible for secondary sexual characteristics, including bald heads (and beards).

It does not deny our young people the right to learn about this critical part of their human heritage.

Just one thing, which is scarcely addressed: Sulston and Ferry see the public ownership of the genome sequence as an unqualified good, part of our common human heritage.