It's dark and cool inside so it makes me feel like an average, everyday human being.
This willingness on the part of Collins to consider poetry as an extension of everyday human communication is no doubt one of the factors which has contributed to Collins' popularity.
Twitter as an important component of everyday human semiotics is a sky-high way of thinking about its business model, but with Roy and others, the social network is clearly getting serious about owning its role in the formation of meaning around shared human experience, and turning that theory into very practical, monetizable feature implementations.
Weather conditions may significantly impact a series of everyday human decisions and activities.
Because truth is too complex to serve as a guide to everyday human thinking, myth had to be invented.
The simulation (or, "mental simulation") theory (ST) is a theory of everyday human psychological competence: that is, of the skills and resources people routinely call on in the anticipation, explanation, and social coordination of behavior.
A limited instance of everyday human cognition is represented using a hybrid symbolic and probabilistic representation along with powerful automated inference solution algorithms.
All the stories follow a similar trajectory of everyday human expectations confounded and defeated, always concluding with a nice little bittersweet reflection, like a fortune cookie in a restaurant run by therapists.
'I liked it not only because there's a lot of thumb-nosing at Northern Ireland - it takes courage to thumb-nose when everyone else is back-slapping - but also because it's a criticism of recognisable, everyday human folk,' Sansom said.
Tate has an anthropological instinct for the eccentricities of everyday human behaviour, and a front-foot, emphatically silly way of bringing them to life.
