Sentence examples for rescuing mankind from inspiring English sources
His specialty was rescuing mankind from smoke and flames, but he did not mind scorching certain people with his wit.
All this chimes with the delightfully loopy 22-page manifesto she wrote four years ago, aimed at rescuing mankind from mediocrity, called Active Resistance.
It is didactic in the extreme, motivated by an overwhelming desire to stop people drinking, and to rescue mankind from its own, basest urges.
In the disaster movie "2012," the U.S. president's chief of staff "extolled the Chinese as visionaries after an ark built by the country's scientists" was used to rescue mankind, the paper wrote.
In the winter of his 70-year career, Milosz appears to be locked in insoluble argument with himself: where he once credited poetry with the power to rescue mankind from the void, he now demurs, maintaining that language is inadequate to the task of capturing verity.
Rob Moore explained, "Most people do have a sense that the Noah story is a short, happy journey where Noah rescues mankind and the animals.
The real "Egypt," deemed a common property of mankind, needed rescuing from the natives.
Guy Pearce stars as heroic Victorian inventor Prof Hartdegen, popping forward in his time machine 800,000 years hence to rescue a miserable mankind enslaved by Jeremy Irons' horrible UberMorlock.
The creator wishes to wipe out degenerate mankind with a flood, but Noah and his family are to be spared, and entrusted with the task of rescuing breeding-pairs of every animal species in an ark.
When DVD was new, "T2," a sequel starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as a machine man dispatched from the future to rescue a little boy destined to save mankind, was issued at its original theater length.
