Sentence examples for since mankind from inspiring English sources

Ever since mankind began to count, the uncountable stars have been filling us with awe.

Since mankind began to record its thoughts, the dream of spaceflight has been with us.

He did it by discovering Uranus, the first new planet to be observed since mankind had noticed that planets existed.

Since mankind were one in origin, their career has been essentially one, running in different but uniform channels upon all continents, and very similarly in all the tribes and nations of mankind down to the same status of advancement.

Morgan summed up the precepts of the unilineal approach quite well: Since mankind were one in origin, their career has been essentially one, running in different but uniform channels upon all continents, and very similarly in all the tribes and nations of mankind down to the same status of advancement.

It's more than 110 years since mankind first took to the air in a powered aircraft.

At least since antiquity, mankind has been hurling flat, round objects — or flying discs, as they are known in aficionados' parlance — aloft.

In Smith's time, failing to value nature's bounty had little consequence, but since then mankind's activities have put some priceless (in both senses) resources fresh water, clean air, a stable climate, healthy oceans at risk, so the argument for taking them into account in designing policy has grown.

I came to see that mankind, since its origin, is inextricably linked with fashion.

It is the sort of question that has flummoxed mankind since the beginning of time.

'I, myself, alone, have more memories than all mankind since the world began,' he said to me...