"beautifully human" is a valid and grammatically correct phrase in written English.
This phrase is often used to describe something or someone who embodies both beauty and humanity. It can be used to express admiration for the unique and imperfect qualities that make us human, or to highlight the positive aspects of humanity. Example: "The sunset over the mountains was breathtakingly beautiful, a reminder of the power and resilience of nature. But it was the laughter of the children playing in the fields below that truly made the moment beautifully human."
Loved Jill Scott's Beautifully Human CD back in 2004, though.
Only a supernatural being can take so much adulation and you are so beautifully human".
A fragile, beautifully human evocation of bereavement and its aftermath, it proved beyond question that McCartney was still capable of at least fleeting brilliance.
The lack of diversity didn't bother him, he added, "because the characters and storylines were so beautifully human, perfectly imperfect and flawed".
There's a touch of the saint in Peggy, true, but what makes me love her is that she's ridiculously, beautifully human.
The neo-soul singer Jill Scott captured third place this week with sales of 193,000 copies of "Beautifully Human: Words and Sounds, Vol. 2" in its first week of release.
Hilary Putnam, in "Jewish Philosophy as a Guide to Life," says it beautifully: "Every human being should experience him/herself as commanded to be available to the neediness, the suffering, the vulnerability of the other person".
It turned out he was more than ready: his Spider-Man trilogy, which beautifully harmonised human emotion, heart and visceral action, was both the gratifying summit of all he had learned in film-making, and Raimi to the core.
The unromantic details are telling: it is its very messiness, Jesse suggests, that makes life so precious, and if Julia's capacity for fantasy is what, in a limited world, has condemned her, then it is also beautifully, achingly human.
This ad reminds us beautifully that humans are more alike than we are different, and that we all deserve to live with dignity.
But the way they're dealt with – all shot through with Notaro's detached worldview – is beautifully small and human.
