Sentence examples for which mankind from inspiring English sources

Climate change is arguably an experiment which mankind has unwittingly found itself performing on the planet.

The rate at which mankind makes life complicated seems ever to accelerate.

Avatar is set on the moon of Pandora, an alien planet which mankind is pillaging for natural resources.

There is another machine, which is warming up — the peace machine, by which mankind means to live its life.

The biblical scholar George Rose described it as "a rite to which mankind must be naturally repugnant".

Come on, guys, you're already part of a make-believe world in which mankind can outfly the speed of light.

"We are not 'globalphobes' they write at the end, "but we want globalisation which benefits mankind and a fair world order without social exclusion".

They have shown themselves to be the final authority with the decisive word in everything, which all mankind must accept, submit to and obey without hesitation or discussion.

Jay Z might have had a slight stutter with Tidal, his music streaming service which – unlike Mankind – hasn't really taken off, but since the 1990s he's provided the rocksteady ballast that's given hip-hop stability.

Set in a nonspecific future in which depleted mankind has reverted to a subsistence-level existence, this Bafta-nominated sci-fi anomaly is a bleak parable about the price of food, sex and shelter in a post-civilised world.

He believes that our situation today with regard to cancer is very similar to that which faced mankind with regard to infectious diseases in the latter part of the nineteenth century.