Sentence examples for being only human from inspiring English sources
Being only human, heroes often have feet of clay, and if not feet, other organs.
"Because it is completely different from other diseases, it has been regarded as a divine visitation by those who, being only human, view it with ignorance and astonishment".
Being only human, poor Mandelstam tried ways of ingratiating himself with the authorities, and he even worked on a long ode to Stalin — long, complex, dilatory, but unable to cross the crooked chasm into adulation.
Cooper can take some comfort in his film getting best music (I had wondered if Mary Poppins Returns might pinch this one) but, being only human, he must have dreamed of more.
Aggressively contesting every foul and infraction assessed to your side, no matter how deserved it may have been, and in the end, the unmitigated barrage may result in a psychological reaction on the part of the referees, who (being only human) then begin to feel that they have been unfairly calling the game.
