Sentence examples for than humankind from inspiring English sources

The sun is hugely powerful it delivers more energy in an hour than humankind uses in a year and unlike fossil fuels it will never run out.

And as befits a state dominated more by wild lands than humankind, it has been home to some of the fiercest political battles pitting energy interests against environmental concerns.

That last part, I suspect, will require more technology than humankind possesses.

Now, if there's anything than humankind fears more than the unknown, it's fire.

Confronted with the injustice of the world, she can only promise, like many religious figures before her, that deliverance is almost at hand: An epidemic worse than any plague that humankind has ever seen has been raging for centuries.

Rather than decimating humankind, they foster unprecedented peace and prosperity.

Nonetheless, if such images are ideal rather than real, humankind strives for enlightenment.

(As played by David Hayman at full faux-Scandinavian tilt, her father in any case seems more in thrall to "dat ole davil sea" than to humankind).

I'd like to think that humankind has more claim to survival than those weird, wondrous creatures.

Kaplan assumes that humankind is in essence divided rather than connected, even though an objective view of the landscape would allow for either.

Use humankind or humanity rather than mankind, a word that, as one of our readers points out, "alienates half the population from their own history".