Sentence examples for the evolution of humankind from inspiring English sources

The anthropologists E.B. Tylor in England and Lewis H. Morgan in the United States were the chief exponents of cultural stages in the evolution of humankind.

A long, long time before the evolution of humankind, and long before even that of ants.

Literal truths are the catalysts for the evolution of humankind.

The evolution of humankind owes more to the division of labor than to the invention of the wheel.

Bear told Locus magazine in August 2008 that he had found what appears to be a "continuity" in British science fiction: H. G. Wells's The Time Machine (1895), Arthur C. Clarke's The City and the Stars (1956), and Hodgson's The House on the Borderland (1908) and The Night Land (1912), all speculate on the evolution of humankind in the deep future.

While Good News Clubs are effectively Bible and faith classes for children, the Satan Clubs intend to preach scientific evolution of humankind rather than what they describe as the "superstitions" of organized religion.

Knowing what we now know about the brain, my brain-scanning partner, Lucy Brown, has suggested that romantic love is a natural addiction; and I have maintained that this natural addiction evolved from mammalian antecedents some 4.4m years ago among our first hominid ancestors, in conjunction with the evolution of (serial, social) monogamy – a hallmark of humankind.

This paper provides constraints on the evolution of the landscape in the Cradle of Humankind (CoH), UNESCO World Heritage Site, South Africa, since the Pliocene.

There is a parallel, as Comte saw it, between the evolution of thought patterns in the entire history of humankind, on the one hand, and in the history of an individual's development from infancy to adulthood, on the other.

Consider the evolution of vinyl.

The Evolution of Numbness.