Sentence examples for Human metropolis from inspiring English sources

Southerland and Cressida Carré, as musical stager, also achieve a miracle of fluency in a modest space: the opening number, in which passengers, crew and the ship's creators hymn "a human metropolis" is breathtaking in its physical dexterity.

By then it had long since missed out on the great wave of turn-of-the-century immigration that gave New York and every other East Coast metropolis their human and cultural variety.

Ah, weekends on the New York City subway — that bucolic, tranquil period when the commuting masses empty out of the metropolis and blissfully human-free subway cars yield a comfortable seat to even the most jaded straphangers.

First constructed during the Late Formative Period – think massive metropolises, huge monuments, human sacrifices and the worship of many gods – as early as 900 BCE, it was used by multiple cultures for more than 1,000 years.

Set entirely in NYC, the show's only speaking roles belong to the various non-human species that populate the metropolis.

His goal was a metropolis devoted to easy human interaction within a spatial form dictated by how people want to live.

Scenes of Debbie's son and his dad leaving a soccer match, and in Soho, where Nadia and Molly's boyfriend each gloomily wander, render the metropolis as a threatening human jungle.

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In high-density metropolis, residential areas are important human living environments.

Since the early 20th century the modern metropolis has been equated with human development and progress.

But Stansted's human modernism encourages me back to the metropolis.