Sentence examples for feel of human from inspiring English sources

The sight and smell of the body, the sounds of cutting and sawing, and the feel of human flesh have effects both empathic and repulsive.

Although animal tissue phantoms can allow for the practical feel of human tissue, they are expensive and very time-consuming to construct.

Ferrari again puts it well: "The poet has a skill all his own: not understanding, but capturing the appearance, the look and feel of human life.

The market got a boost following the 1995 creation of the Fleshlight, a masturbation sleeve that tried harder than prior toys to mimic the feel of human orifices using better materials.

The market got a boost following the 1995 creation of the Fleshlight, a masturbation sleeve that tried harder than prior toys to mimic the feel of human orifices using better materials.

These polymers are thick and sticky, and placed in a silicone shell that closely resembles the feel of human fat.

I look like a monster I just don't feel sort of human... sometimes I really feel that kind of, I look diseased, like people in movies when they kind of make them up and it's like I should be groaning.

Flicking through the exhibition catalog on the train back to New York, I suddenly felt conscious of human life as something fragile and temporary in nature's eternity.

NICK PAUMGARTEN: Well, I would imagine that "the felt reality of human love" would be more akin to playing against one of the guys, and getting beaten to a pulp.

Bob? BURKHARD BILGER: In the meantime, here's another good quote from Foster Wallace: The truth is that TV tennis is to live tennis pretty much as video porn is to the felt reality of human love.

And so (paradoxically perhaps, given the amount of computers involved) we feel a sense of human contact when we look at a CGI film.