The phrase "a human situation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a scenario or context that involves human experiences, emotions, or interactions.
Example: "In a human situation like this, empathy and understanding are crucial for resolving conflicts."
Alternatives: "a human experience" or "a human condition".
For most, portraiture implies baring a human situation.
Each piece parcels up a human situation into an orthodox study.
"It's as complex a human situation as anyone has ever been in," he said.
"MY work is not about a political situation," the multimedia artist Michal Rovner likes to say, but about "a human situation".
"Think of a human situation where a schoolteacher has a movie in mind if the class is quiet for an hour," said Ronald Noë, a behavioral ecologist at the University of Strasbourg in France.
In the material he gives to potential investors, the film's final sequence is titled "Startling Hope.' All the filmmaker will say about it is that, after being assaulted with images of technology rampant, audiences will find themselves looking at "a human situation -- completely human, in perhaps one of our most human acts, the act of dialogue".
So I think that as an absurdism, that's more a relatable human situation.
The robot requires a big honking backpack so it's a little bit cumbersome but essentially the MH2 can move around on your shoulder as you move around the world, creating a sort of Master/Blaster relationship or, more likely, a Kuato/host human situation.
Zoobiquity also overuses the trope of describing what seems to be a familiar human situation and then revealing that – da-daaa!
This was just a man forcefully demanding sex from a woman in a very darkly human situation.
While a majority of critics agree that the story acts as a paradigm of the human situation, they disagree as to its precise nature.
