Sentence examples similar to predating humanity from inspiring English sources
It's not that religion and culture don't have a role to play, but the building blocks of morality clearly predate humanity.
Does religion predate human settlement?
It most likely predates humanity in this area.
The company's January newsletter to employees, for instance, argues that "fluctuations in the earth's climate predate humanity," and concludes, "Since we can't control Mother Nature, let's figure out how to get along with her changes".
Oh, the tropical humanity.
That suggests the neurological changes which gave rise to humanity may have predated the brain's expansion—an event that had, hitherto, been regarded as crucial to the emergence of humans.The hands, feet and pelvis of sediba indicate that it both climbed trees and walked upright, though with a different gait from that of humans or chimpanzees.
The frustrations predate IPRA.
While the origins of FGM are ancient and predate organized religion, there is one thing we know for sure: its purpose is to control female sexuality and lessen a woman's humanity.
This policy predates Obama.
