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Example sentences for "human evolution"

  • In my judgment, however, this is the distinctive characteristic of human evolution and of human association, and it should accordingly be the fundamental principle of social science.

  • Le Tarde goes so far as to make this the fundamental principle of human evolution.

  • It is almost as if one were conducting an experiment in human evolution in his own laboratory, imposing the conditions and noting the results.

  • But this does not keep international socialism from being, even from this point of view, a definite moral scheme and an inevitable phase of human evolution.

  • Religion will rise to meet these changes which will come in the path of human evolution; and faith will surrender its place to knowledge.

  • If so, then the mind must at once be recognized as fully matured and capable during every epoch of human evolution, no less in the first than in the latest, which, of course, is absurd.

  • It is only too evident that little more than a general outline can be given of the wide subject or group of subjects included under the head of human evolution.

  • The lectures of the second group take up the various aspects of human evolution as a special instance of the general organic process.

  • The beginning of the use of clothing, of artificial shelter, and of fire formed one of the most vital periods in the history of human evolution.

  • This phase of human evolution is that of the era of human history.

  • As the forest Pygmy group represents to-day the completion of the first stage of human evolution, so the patriarchal empire of China represents that of the second.

  • And, finally, human evolution is not all identical with brute evolution.

  • Their accepted pseudo-philosophy of human evolution is a thoroughly mechanistic one.

  • Human evolution is governed by the same factors as brute evolution, and the all-mighty and all-sufficient factor is natural selection on a basis of life and death struggle and survival of the winner.

  • If Consciousness per se, or the Soul, is above all direct proof at the present stage of human evolution, the vehicles through which it functions are more or less apparent to us provided they are capable of affecting the brain.

  • All these other matters we have touched upon are necessary factors in the question of human evolution, and the position of America cannot be considered apart from them, and all of them.

  • This is elaborated in "Government or Human Evolution," Vol.

  • I attempted it in "Government or Human Evolution," to which I shall have occasion sometimes to refer.

  • Far from being a primitive form of organization, the family is a very late product of human evolution.

  • The growth of all three together is an absolutely necessary part of human evolution, and to rail against it would be absurd.

  • I think here, and for the understanding of this problem, we are thrown back upon a very early age of human evolution--the age of Magic.

  • It corresponded in the psychology of human Evolution to stage One.

  • As I am dealing in this book largely with certain psychological conditions of human evolution, it has to be pointed out that to primitive man the animal was the nearest and most closely related of all objects.

  • Why this discord between two of the great helpers of human evolution?

  • All the earliest stages of human evolution have to do with the evolution of Intelligence; it is that with which we are now concerned, as we climb this mighty ladder.

  • What a magnificent view of human evolution!

  • But that will depend not only upon how he lived the physical life just closed but also upon his general position in human evolution.

  • Then his progress will be rapid indeed, his life on all planes will be happy and the painful part of human evolution will be over.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    had formerly; human action; human association; human bondage; human culture; human faith; human feeling; human freedom; human hands; human head; human hearts; human institutions; human interest; human justice; human labour; human language; human laws; human life; human mind; human misery; human personality; human society; human suffering; human welfare; said laughing; sunny window