humankind znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady humankind

• Curiosity and the desire for effective control of nature to satisfy our purposes has driven humankind to seek explanations.

• The unchronicled ages before humankind, on this account, created an animal nature to control, so that there could be persons.

• Such hybridity in the affairs of humankind might well gladden the heart of a historian in the grip of post-modernism.

• Subsisting on incomes around $100 or $200 per person per year, the poorer half of humankind is highly exposed to lifethreatening deprivations.

• It was a sharp diagnosis of the present dilemma in which humankind finds itself.

• Reflections of the thyroidology of fishes: from molecules to humankind.

• In this paper, however, we would like to contend that the future of humankind might have been some alien civilization in the past!

• The first, religion in itself, endures without change: the divine creation, like the final consummation, of humankind is affirmed.