Sentence examples for human phrases from inspiring English sources

I think of the effort to describe, in human phrases, the Swainson's thrush's song.

Parrots, like the one in the video above, are masters of mimicry, able to repeat hundreds of unique sounds, including human phrases, with uncanny accuracy.

I'm sure in a few weeks, we're going to see Google come out and say, "wait, but look, we can do all of the stuff Siri can do too!" They'll tweak their voice recognition to pick up more human phrases, etc.

Write "Human Phrases" on the cover of a notebook.

I write this because the filmstar Keira Knightley married in France last week, and the news that she recycled (or, in human phrasing, wore her wedding dress for a second time) was greeted by the media as a sign that Bridezilla is dead, even though I am sure it thought no such thing – but such are the imperatives of picture editors in need of captions.

Consider "Come" as the human phrase equivalent of the sports term, "Huddle!" It further helps to look and sound excited as though you've found prey or have an adventurous idea to share.

In 1971, a captive harbor seal named Hoover was trained to imitate human words, phrases and laughter.

If so, Mr. Köhler's book may be seen as an attempt not to diminish Nietzsche but to restore him to daylight and perspective, showing that beneath his posturing and prophecy, Nietzsche was, to use one of his own phrases, "human, all too human".

"It's a good instrument, but she has great technique, and superstar, beautiful-human-being phrasing".

On Friday, Guinness World Records' inspectors watched the group line up on a beach to break the record for the longest "human-made phrase".

However, since the time Amnesty International and other groups popularized those phrases, human rights — a term that once meant the defense of individuals against the oppression of an unjust state — has come to imply other things, too.