Sentence examples for chunks of human from inspiring English sources

The explosions sprayed chunks of human flesh for 50 yards.

But all of the films resist easy summary: they are not lectures or lessons, but rather messy chunks of human experience, cut and shaped into rough, accessible forms.

There are plenty of opportunities for startups, especially those that pair conversational interfaces and a soft/hard AI with a focus in sectors where there are plenty of repetitive tasks that an AI can do on its own (which otherwise would have taken significant chunks of human time), or in sectors where high cost barriers are broken down.

In the room, blood stains splattered the walls and chunks of human flesh could be seen in the door frame.

Only a small portion of RNA is translated into proteins, although vast chunks of human DNA are transcribed [ 9, 10].

The most cryptic passage in the book was a chunk of human dialogue rendered in Hampshire dialect: "'E won't be n' bloomin' good t' yer.

So, while CO2 is surely the largest chunk of human-induced warming, the "fierce urgency of now" in climate is methane.

The researchers matched big chunks of the human genome to the genomes of several other primates, including gorillas and our close cousins the chimpanzees.

For within what Salinger himself described as a "pretty skimpy-looking book", he manages to steamroll a sizeable chunk of the human condition.

An Indian woman was left with injuries to her shoulder after being struck by football-sized chunk of frozen human waste that is believed to have fallen from an aeroplane.

The answer lies in what Facebook will be able to do — and how quickly — with its crown jewel: its status as an online directory for a good chunk of the human race, with the names, photos, tastes and desires of nearly a billion people.