Sentence examples for replace humanity from inspiring English sources

It is no comfort to find that some of the genetic experiments are humanoids designed to replace humanity.

Those who constantly rang the warning bells that technology would replace humanity have proven themselves wrong time and time again, as over the last 2,000 years our quality of life has increased with technological advancements and jobs have been plentiful.

He and Vastra travel to Simeon's lab, where the Doctor notes the Intelligence's plan to replace humanity with ice creatures and holds up the tin with the necessary DNA.

A journey around the islands of St Kilda, with its incantation of place names, becomes a motif of the bridgeless gulf between those man-named clefts and stacks and the seabirds that have replaced humanity there.

But we must all agree that in principle it's perfectly possible that in a million years the evil cyborgs who have replaced humanity will look fondly on the capacity for organised killing of mere flesh-and-blood organisms in the early 21st century.

He had it easy: His mission was always pretty clear: Save the earth from a space-station-based lunatic bent on replacing humanity with supermodels, and so on.

The adjective manly is forbidden and mankind is out, replaced by humanity.

Another Spielberg film, A.I., paints a peaceful, yet melancholy future where technology tries to but can't quite replace elements of humanity.

Devices such as Google Glass will replace many aspects of humanity and may even remove motivations to work, learn, and carry out various actions.

We must, he declares, "look for solutions not only in technology but in a change of humanity" and "replace consumption with sacrifice, greed with generosity, wastefulness with a spirit of sharing".

If fiscal reality and plain humanity cannot replace visceral fear and allow us to understand why the current system is a failure, then Gov. Brown will begin to resemble George Wallace, the late governor of Alabama, who also assured us that states' rights trump the orders of a federal court.