Sentence examples similar to a second in human terms from inspiring English sources

It is, writ large, a political lesson in what the cold war did to the third world and, in human terms, a lesson in surviving with your humanity intact.

In human terms, it's a second punishment for a victim of domestic violence.

This is a first in human history.

On many sites, enthusiasts spoke of wounded Jupiter — "ol' Jinkers," as one referred to the fifth planet from the sun — in human terms.

In human terms, a generation passed with no disastrous floods.

And in human terms HIV is a disaster.

The first step was to see and understand the impact of the violence in human terms.

Except, perhaps, in human terms.

This is obviously costly in human terms.

Patty Cake is almost 60, in human terms.

What would this mean in human terms?