Sentence examples for a human thing to from inspiring English sources

Listen, it's a human thing to do.

"It's a human thing to respond to any calamity anywhere," Mrs. Tripathi said, "but perhaps the enormity of the calamity this time in India has elicited this kind of immediate and intense response".

It's a human thing to adapt to the group in this way.

But wait: isn't it kind of a human thing to be inspired by somebody who's dealt with obstacles--who grew up poor or spent time in prison or had a rotten home life--and went on to triumph?

It's a basic human thing to want a safe home for your children, and how dare the Tories make it about economics.

Foreign Minister William Hague defended those ties on Saturday, telling the BBC that inviting Mr. Coulson to Chequers was "a normal, human thing to do" and that it was "not surprising that in a democratic country there is some contact" between political leaders and media officials.

It's, like, a very human thing to do".

It's a very human thing to seek answers to unknowns, and we often start our search by looking for experts and gurus.

"Adding original features, scenarios or stories to try and make sense of what you're experiencing is a very human thing to do," Jalal says.

Manik Gupta, who led the Map Maker project in India before moving to Google HQ, says its a very human thing to want to put yourself on the map: "People want to be found.

Syd Mandelbaum said he traveled from Cedarhurst, on Long Island, to help because "it's a very human thing to do," adding: "We heard stories that the Mormons convert Jewish dead.