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Meanings of human race in English
Usage of human race in English
1
The days of the human race-andtherefore of the federal government-werenumbered.
2
The overall situation of the human race was, of course, ludicrously desperate.
3
MALEFACTOR, n. The chief factor in the progress of the human race.
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That says quite a lot about the human race, don't you think?
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We can end the greatest threat the human race has ever known.
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Those laws exist in the passions and sympathies of the human race.
7
Shall I tell you what sociology teaches us about the human race?
8
The Scriptures for the human race are writ in earth and Heaven.
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Yet in these faint awakenings lay the hope of the human race.
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The whole salvation of the human race is figured in this story.
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Volunteers, of course, the last remnant of frontiersmen in the human race.
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It's even the vital principle of the continuity of the human race.
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Despotism pleases me; it implies a certain contempt for the human race.
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Truly, the human race progresses by two uplifting energies: War and labor.
15
They blinded the eyes and stopped the ears of the human race.
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His next great mission is to take the human race to Mars.
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