Sentence examples for certainly human from inspiring English sources
There is certainly human interest.
Certainly, human resources departments are working hard to address mental health issues.
He does not have the vocabulary of a chatbot but, unlike them, his attempts to communicate are certainly human.
As a defensive lineman who was moved to center in my sophomore year, I arrived at college in the body I was born with, slightly enlarged in the weight room but certainly human scale.
Re "Chechens Tell of Torture in Russian Camp" (news article, Feb. 18): The heinous acts of rape, murder and torture described as being committed by Russian troops are certainly human rights violations.
Their takes on Salander were very different, though equally striking — as Olsson says in her profile, "Rapace played [Salander] as a smoldering but certainly human presence, while Mara's Lisbeth was like something from the spirit world, a banshee gone silent".
Certainly, humans have no intuition, or direct insight, into an intelligible world, but the presence in them of certain "pure intellectual concepts"—such as those of possibility, existence, necessity, substance, and cause enables them to have some descriptive knowledge of it.
Certainly humans who take pleasure in eating animals will find it harder to satisfy these interests in the absence of factory farms; it may cost more and require more effort to obtain animal products.
The current global decline in coral reefs, however, is almost certainly human-driven.
Assuming longevity and lower ecological predation pressure for most bats and certainly humans, these species might afford to sacrifice behavioral flexibility regarding spatial abilities, relying instead on an established set of memory relations between objects and places.
Certainly, humans experience a more prolonged infection than WT mice and it is possible that different mediators contribute to varying extents along the time course of infection.
