Sentence examples for past humanity from inspiring English sources

I have been murmuring his name: He broke the cycle of conflict by placing the future above the past, humanity above vengeance.

At some point in the past, humanity's ancestors developed "lateralised" brains, in which the different sides became specialised for particular jobs.

Perhaps it is the ghost of her past, humanity's past, coming to confront the audience, to console it, admonish it and then vanish into the recesses of memory and the dust of time.

Mao Zedong, called in the past "humanity's worst butcher," had been demonized like North Korea's leaders.

The feeling is the kindness of people in the past, the humanity".

He meant that we can always look past the humanity of the kulaks or the pieds noirs or whoever is the necessary victim of the day.

He insisted that the future could be radically different from the past, that humanity was capable of finding solutions to the most intractable-seeming problems, and that the only thing standing in the way was the tendency to cling to old "piano tops".

Yet the abstraction that Camus bravely defended is a humane one; Adam characterizes it as the opposition to "totalitarian thought," to the readiness of political idealists to "look past the humanity of the kulaks or the pieds noirs or whoever is the necessary victim of the day," to the recognition that "all systems of ideal government were wrong, all atrocities equally atrocious".

There is a machine which the creature that looks like an ape [gets] sucked into and is transported to the past but humanity has already left.

As in the past where humanity blindly accepted racial inequality, we stand at a point in history where most people have "adjusted to the mass destruction of our planet," says Naidoo.

Perhaps the debate over Syria is not a debate about whether to intervene in this crisis, but whether the United States will admit its absence and failure to act on past crimes against humanity and, in turn, restore its moral commitment to ensuring that human life is protected regardless of where it calls home.