Sentence examples for state of humankind from inspiring English sources

To be "in God" is, therefore, the natural state of humankind.

The creation myths of many religions express the beliefs that have been held concerning the original state of humankind in the divine ordering of the universe.

It says the state should be small (except for its riot squad and secret police); that financial speculation is good; that inequality is good; that the natural state of humankind is to be a bunch of ruthless individuals, competing with each other".

"No possible form of society could prevent the almost constant action of misery upon a great part of mankind if in a state of inequality and upon all if all were equal". So that the natural state of humankind is bordering on starvation and dying.

There is scant evidence that open, rigorous, and intense inquiry is the natural state of humankind.

According to Allmusic reviewer Marisa Brown, Dr. Octagon has matured and his focus has broadened since Dr. Octagonecologyst, in which the character focused largely on sex. Brown writes that Octagon is now "truly worried about the state of humankind, both physically and musically; in short, someone who could truly save the world".

Accused of dehumanizing the dancers, he maintained that their role was to be an expression of a greater state of being for humankind, of the experience of living in a world of motion, sound, colour, and action that strongly affects them and is affected by them.

Well, according to the O.E.D.'s chief editor, John Simpson, we now have a winner — and a winner that may well say something about the current state of English-speaking humankind.

Egypt is the most ancient state in the history of humankind, he says.

Theologically, the doctrine means that Mary's redemption involved a glorification of her complete personality and anticipated the state promised to the rest of humankind.

They road trip together across Death Valley, confronting the grave state of our earth and humankind while maintaining a levity that made me forgive the film's didactic flashes and get swept up by the sheer beauty of our present moment.