Sentence examples for race nature from inspiring English sources

But the deity in question was a goddess whose main purpose was to serve the human race: "nature, that is life" is human life in a natural landscape.

"Given the arms race nature of competition," will technological advantages cause "athletes to do something as seemingly radical as having their healthy natural limbs replaced by artificial ones?" wrote George Dvorsky, a member of the institute's board of directors.

Diversity today means age, gender, nationality, race, nature, and background.

"Who is going to win this race, nature or this evolutionary approach?

Mr. Brodsky is also critical of what he sees as the arms-race nature of such inducements.

Yet while the US continues to fail to top the chart, fixating solely on the horse-race nature of the TIMSS rankings ignores one of the positive aspects of the findings: the notable growth in US scores.

In the race between nature and man, nature has jumped out to an early lead.

Two key figures analyzed in Donna Haraway's monograph, Primate Visions: Gender Race and Nature in The World of Modern Science (1989) warrant further analysis in the emerging cyber politics of environmental conservation.

Some local officials said they were worried that the owners were engaging in an arms race with nature, installing higher and higher barricades that could rapidly hasten erosion — essentially sacrificing public beaches to save private homes.

But in addition, Lincoln at Gettysburg encourages us to consider the political implications of race, the nature of leadership, the challenge of commemorating the sacrifices of those who fight in a contested war, the bearing of the past upon the present, and the dynamics of politics.

But in a race against nature, he said, the humans are losing ground.