Sentence examples for works of man from inspiring English sources

The works of man -- fences roads and buildings -- are prominent.

The huge sculptures on the pediment were titled "Integrity Protecting the Works of Man".

This is an extremely complicated river system altered by works of man.

iii) it is self-referential, referring to the ubiquity of pi in nature and the works of man.

So "Civilisation" has been worthwhile for bringing us a reasonable facsimile of the great works of man – a civilised man.

There is Banham's wide-eyed description of the intersection of the 10 and 405 freeways as "one of the greater works of Man".

"That's all the works of men are worth," he said.

The works of women like the sculptor Hemi Bawa and the photographer Dayanita Singh drew as much attention as the works of men like Jitesh Kallat or Subodh Gupta.

It begins with a great ocean liner of innovative triple-screw design, "the largest craft afloat and the greatest of the works of men. . . .

Sometimes the delightful scenery is transformed and the furious ocean mounts and attacks the works of men that curb its flow.

The flip side is that we do readily presume those things in the works of men.