Sentence examples for clearly human from inspiring English sources

It was clearly human in origin, but unlike the tooth of any person living or dead.

Clearly human, but somehow not fully from the physical realm, he knows things.

Sometimes, what were clearly human beings from the neck down walked across the stage.

The enemy here is quite clearly human; it is quite clearly everyone who does not subscribe to his own particular brand of fundamentalism.

This effect, called "the uncanny valley" because of the dip in acceptance between clearly inhuman and clearly human forms, is well known, particularly to animators, but why it happens is a mystery.

When you do mention the unborn child, you describe a 5-week-old as a "formless mass," not noting that at 12 weeks the unborn child is clearly human, even to the eyes of the most hard-core pro-choice advocates.

Clearly, humans did not need to wait for the Industrial Revolution or late-stage capitalism to begin coveting useless stuff.

Clearly humans, says Marie Soressi, an archaeologist at Leiden University in the Netherlands, who was not involved in the new study.

And clearly, humans derive plenty of joy that translates to improved mental and physical health from positive, intimate relationships.

Whether they had developed the ideal traits or not, clearly humans didn't take that long to settle in (or, in this case, settle up).

Clearly, human- or mammal-focused HTS assays targeting conserved molecular initiating events can be useful in predicting potential higher-level effects in other species.