Sentence examples for distinctly human from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, they protect our most distinctly human attribute: the ability to be humane.

But contagious yawning is not distinctly human.

Suskind approaches this terrible theme in distinctly human terms.

And it is that distinctly human trait which excites me.

The judges' opinion put a distinctly human face on the matter.

Humanist empathy devoid of the distinctly human is finally not art but merely grim reportage.

But generally the photographs here speak from, and to, a distinctly human, and male, sensibility.

As one recent book on primate ecology puts it: "Menopause is still considered a distinctly human trait".

Rabbits here don't converse in grunts, snorts or howls, they speak Lapine – a distinctly human-sounding language reminiscent of Arabic.

The voices Google used for the AI in the demos were not synthesized robotic tones but distinctly human-sounding, in both the female and male flavors it showcased.

Two other distal tibiae from Hadar, Ethiopia, A.L. 333-6 A.L.A.L. 333-7 (Figure 6), have distinctly human-like anteriorly directed sets to the distal tibia, implying the presence of rearfoot arching.