Sentence examples for can be human from inspiring English sources
In slightly different terms, the issue was whether the class of persons is coextensive with the class of human beings whether all and only human beings are persons, or whether instead there can be human beings who are not persons or persons who are not human beings (the latter category, according to some, includes some of the higher animals and hypothetical creatures such as intelligent Martians).
In 1920 Crystal Eastman asked: "How to arrange the world so that women can be human beings with a chance to exercise their infinitely varied gifts in infinitely varied ways?" We await the answer.
Martin Stott Oxford In a year when revolution, economic crisis and corrupt journalism have dominated the headlines, Chris Mullin's A Walk-On Part (Profile) was a pleasure – he demonstrates that politicians can be human beings and far-sighted enough to spot what is going on a decade in advance of those headlines, in his case with Murdoch and News International.
It is hard to see how, according to this definition, there could be beautiful objects if there did not exist certain human dispositions; and, obviously, there can be human dispositions only if there are human beings.
The wild can be human work.
It was the biggest lesson I learned in jail: you can be human.
"People want TV even if they don't have power… an HDTV that's under 10W and can be human-powered.
Virtual Institutions (VIs) have proven to be adequate to engineer applications where participants can be humans and software agents.
Active response can be fully automated or it can be human-mediated.
Most crucially, all can be humans, free citizens with a sense of purpose, not cogs.
