Sentence examples for than mankind from inspiring English sources
The Vorrh is a semi-tropical forest older than mankind.
It recognizes that there are powers greater than mankind".
"You think about it, more people talk about preserving animals than mankind," he says.
Water is older than mankind, but no one thought to add chlorine to it until the 20th century.
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".
Once the founding fathers "unleashed the mind of man" by codifying religiously based free-market principles in a written constitution, Norton explained, "we went further than mankind had gone in the 5,000 years previous".
'I, myself, alone, have more memories than all mankind since the world began,' he said to me...
She was totally opposed to nuclear weaponry and was fearful that science would destroy, rather than enrich, mankind.
Perhaps this is why Obama makes a point of saying that he understands that the desire for borders is not always, or only, racism but also a desire to belong to a group of people that is smaller and less cosmic than all mankind: in other words, to have a home.
The coverage of the Falklands campaign of 1982 and Operation Desert Storm, the American-led liberation of Kuwait from Iraq of 1990-91, showed clearly that global TV, rather than bringing mankind together in peace, can transform the horror of war into exciting and technically interesting family entertainment.
More often than not, mankind moves forward, not backwards.
