Sentence examples for friendly to humans from inspiring English sources

The temperature and water pressure are not friendly to humans, and there is no light.

You've been told there are two races on it, one beautiful and friendly to humans, the other unfriendly, ugly and mean-spirited.

The fairies of the past were feared as dangerous and powerful beings who were sometimes friendly to humans but could also be cruel or mischievous.

But in the last half century these elegant black-and-white predators — a threat to seals and other prey as they cruise the oceans, but often friendly to humans in the wild — have joined the pantheon of adored wildlife, along with the familiar polar bears, elephants and lions.

Dolphins can be friendly to humans, and there are numerous news stories of dolphins rescuing people from drowning and from sharks.

Various monsters come forth from the tower into each world; many are hostile, but some of them are friendly to humans and willing to coexist.

But there's a broader lesson: if a city is friendly to a toddler, it is friendly to human beings generally.

The corresponding rise in the national debt will weaken America financially and diminish our voice on the global stage, allowing other countries less friendly to human rights and democracy to become more powerful.

The perception is, it'll just chase people down and bite their heads off, but what they really do is reconnaissance: they seek out explosive ordinance and also use their nose to alert friendlies to human contacts outside of visible sight.

They believe now is a good time to urge companies which have given into pressure on climate concerns by becoming more environmentally friendly to recognize human rights concerns by committing to carry goods manufactured in worker-protected environments.

Is this indicative of an indifferent cosmos or more indicative of one which is somewhat friendly to self-teaching humans?