Sentence examples for thousand generations from inspiring English sources

The sensation that mankind has stood in this same spot for a thousand generations is overwhelming.

Why am I the first Kinnock in a thousand generations to be able to get to a university?

Why is Glenys the first woman in her family in a thousand generations to be able to get to a university?

In June, when the rice is sown, he sings for farmers in their fields, as he says his forebears have done "for a thousand generations".

For those who missed earlier posts about my carbon song, here are the annotated lyrics: It took a thousand generations for our species to rise.

("Her brown eyes," he wrote, "were pools of empathy evolved through a thousand generations of what was good and decent in the history of the human race").

Five thousand generations were simulated to generate LD between loci and to reach a mutation-drift equilibrium.

Ten thousand generations ago, our bones were piled high in hyenas' dens.

"If these other forms of humans had survived two thousand generations more, which is not so much, then how would that have influenced our view of the living world?" Pääbo said, once the excitement over the skullcap had passed and we were sitting over coffee.

"It is absurd to believe that we could ever claim victory in a war against organisms that outnumber us by a factor of 1022, that outweigh us by a factor of 108, that have existed for a thousand times longer than our species, and that can undergo as many as five hundred thousand generations during one of our generations," several scientists argued in a recent paper.

Now has Your Highness started a great enterprise and established merit for ten thousand generations, this is certainly not anything stupid Confucians can understand.