Sentence examples for vision of mankind from inspiring English sources
It betrays Cranach's bleak vision of mankind curiously translated in thoroughly unreal terms.
To some readers, it seemed a masked self-portrait; to others, an existential vision of mankind — Wilder knew and admired Sartre.
It was a radical film, one that escaped the B-movie trappings of its predecessor by locking into a genuinely terrifying vision of mankind supplanted.
See, these folks represent an ideology that is based upon hate and kind of a narrow vision of mankind - women don't have rights.
To think that we need more than that when staring into the infinity of space betrays a meagre vision of mankind.
When UUCA was founded, church leaders wrote "Our Church like all Unitarian Churches, is dedicated to the progressive transformation and ennoblement of individual and social life through religion, in accordance with the advancing knowledge and the growing vision of mankind".
Inspired by movies, Surrealism, Dadaism and mechanistic visions of mankind's future, this work, conceived in 1923, was originally scored for multiple synchronized player pianos along with bells, sirens, airplane propeller noise and all manner of percussion.
As he drew these men, offered them little comfort and tiny moments of possibility, Joyce was concerned not with some dark vision he had of mankind and our fate in the world but rather with the individual self he named and made in all its particularity and privacy.
History lessons aside, this approach to designing mobile experiences is predicated on the humanistic vision of the world in which everything revolves around mankind and how our evolving rationality should shape our experiences.
In the same episode, the designer Philippe Starck says, "I find in the lighthouses the whole spectrum of the intelligence, the dreams, the vision and the emotion of mankind".
Her later novels reveal what the academy called a preoccupation with "vision of global catastrophe forcing mankind to return to a more primitive life".
