Sentence examples for relation to mankind from inspiring English sources
An orchard has a relation to mankind, and readily connects itself with matters of the heart".
This spirit is conceived of as a single creative spirit in relation to mankind as a whole, but it is also figured in different representations in relation to different social groups, such as clans, lineages, and age sets, and it may then be symbolized by material forms, often animals or plants.
I was just very honest, and therein lay my distinction; I was, in relation to the current norms of mankind, almost unbelievably honest.
Bringing war terminology into mankind's relation to an individual plant and its germination might even describe something about our relation to nature itself.
I reflect on the following verse in relation to those who kill innocent life, 5 32 reads 'it is as if he had slain mankind entirely'".
Hume denies, in particular, that there is any "such passion in human minds, as love of mankind, merely as such, independent of personal qualities, of services, or of relation to oneself" (T, 3.2.1.12/ 481).
(No relation to garage rock).
And in relation to America?
(No relation to Jordan Catalano).
Of great benefit to mankind?
