In human hands, power is not illimitable, but within certain limitations it may be exercised, and it is always under the guidance of a will.
And it's all put together by human hands--by the hands of working people!
No, damn it, that can only be done byhuman hands directed by human intelligence.
Can you show me a boot that hasn't been made by human hands?
Nick Carter's friends often ask him whether, in the course of his remarkable experience as a detective, he has ever encountered anything which could not have been the work of human hands.
Everything has to be done by human hands, according to your matter-of-fact notion.
The columns are built in a variety of shapes, some round, others square, and bear every imprint of the work of human hands.
And the relation itself, in which slavery consists, is the work of human hands.
The possession of power, even when greatly restrained, is such a fiery stimulant, that its lodgement in human hands is always perilous.
If the works of God's hands, the stars of heaven, are not to be worshipped, much less ought the works of human hands to be worshipped.
All in it is seen by the light of enthusiasm, and but for the little angels at the bottom painted as an after-thought on the clouds, we should scarcely see a trace of human hands in the picture.
The Religio loci is no where violated by these unstinted, yet unpretending, works of human hands.
They are the most generous crops ever sown by human hands.
It is an industry bound to the great and beautiful economics of the creation by more visible and sensible ties than any other worked by human hands.
But I can conceive of no instrument being made by human hands for a specific purpose, unless the principle upon which it was constructed was fully known," and Junius Cobb shook his head as if doubting the statement of the other.
Was there a place on earth that he was sure would not be reached by human hands, and its contents and secrets made known, in a hundred years!
Not a trace of a letter was visible; the virgin rock lay bare, and undefiled by human hands.
The earth in the Ohio basin was honey-combed with the gas pockets and strata, and gas veins were struck in which the gas was under such pressure that the flow could not be checked by human hands.
A fit and unwalled temple, there to seek The Spirit, in whose honour shrines are weak Upreared of human hands.
At the end of a ledge, he saw something like poles hanging on the rock,--some work of human hands, certainly.
Rolf remembered, however, having heard Peder say that when he was young there might be seen hanging down one part of the precipice the remains of a birchen ladder, which must have been made and placed there by human hands.
Yes, it was Nipen, whether it was done by wind or water, or human hands.
On October 11 a log was seen floating in the sea with marks on it apparently cut by human hands; and shortly after, a branch with clusters of berries.
The Eiffel Tower is the highest structure ever reared by human hands, twice as high as the cathedral of Cologne and the tallest of the Egyptian pyramids.
Two million three hundred thousand dressed blocks, each measuring 40 cubic feet, were used in the construction of this memorial over a perishable king, and the pyramid is reckoned to be the largest edifice ever built by human hands.
Two and a half centuries before our era a powerful and far-sighted emperor built the Great Wall, the mightiest erection ever completed by human hands (Plate XVII.
Its pinnacle is the loftiest ever placed in the air by human hands.
One can hardly realize that the Pyramid of Cheops is the largest structure in the world--the largest probably ever reared by human hands.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "human hands" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
