Sentence examples for a human seems from inspiring English sources

The quadruple wedding that concludes the play (not presided over by the god Hymen but by a human) seems a minor miracle and takes place with modest celebration, at night in the forest, with strings of lamps as the bare mark of festivity.

Computationally judging whether people on the Internet are gay or straight based on their Facebook likes is one thing, but determining those people's personalities more accurately than a human seemed far-fetched, Wu admits.

Giving birth to a human seemed about as likely as regurgitating an entire watermelon.

"Also, our human need to recognise seemingly human behavior as actually being human seems a very rich and controversial ground for further exploration".

As a small child in the early 1970s, the idea that Alvin Stardust was a living, breathing human seemed as insane to me as the idea that Evel Knievel was real.

Therefore a search for resistance genes, first in mice and then in humans, seems a reasonable project.

But if a human life seems insignificant in comparison, a human mind can still explore the whole span.

A human lifespan seems very short alongside these ancient rocks, gnarled and mossy, which were put there by our ancestors, four and a half thousand years ago.

Still lifes can read as mortal warnings: In a tabletop painting by Pieter Claesz a human skull seems to be devouring the moldering book it rests on.

While aspiring to be likable, or just a human being, seems a modest goal for the leader of the free world, it may, at this point, be the best that can be hoped for.

Mr. Nichols, who had John Travolta impersonating Bill Clinton in "Primary Colors" and now has Mr. Shandling doing an impersonation of a human being, seems intent himself on impersonating Ivan Reitman or possibly even John Landis.