Sentence examples for human felt from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Benyus was right: This human felt safe in her twiggy bramble high above the savanna — I mean, campground.

A study that ran earlier this year in the journal Computers in Human Behavior, using Ellie, found that subjects talking to a "virtual human" felt more at ease disclosing sensitive information if they trusted that it was acting autonomously rather than masking a real person — because, they said, they believed that the machine was less likely to judge them.

In one experiment, operators drove the course twice, once in a mode where the robot took no initiative and once in a shared control mode where the human felt like they were in control but the robot wove its way through hallways and openings.

A live human and a dead human felt like two different things.

This is why the human feels shame and the animal does not; nakedness for the human is something altogether different.

"You've got happy, sad, angry, confused, and then all the 50,000 other colours that a human feels.

Lecturer for "Social Fact / Human Feeling: Documentary and Literary Forms in the 1930s" (Fall 2016).

That how Courtney Stodden make human man feel!

Scientists used to think only humans felt regret.

When humans feel compassion, it's activated.

Humans feel uneasy in tales without punishment.