Sentence examples for human professor from inspiring English sources

"The more individual accounts you get, the messier it gets and the more human," Professor May said.

The question "what is wrong with positive eugenics?" (Nobody is better at being human, Professor Dawkins, least of all you, 30 August) has a simple answer.

Plenty of people out there are like the very human Professor Gates – not just about race either – but plenty are more like the saintly Mandela, willing to ignore and/or forgive slights, real or imagined.

To reassure Australians that the myxoma virus would not infect humans, Professor Fenner and two fellow researchers injected themselves with samples potent enough to kill 1,000 rabbits.

"The regulators, the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency and the European Medicines Agency, would need to be comfortable that the cells were produced to sufficient quality and safety before they would allow the first studies in humans," Professor Turner said.

Yet the wrist, hand, legs and feet look most like those of the Neanderthals, which lived as recently as 35,000 years ago, as well as anatomically-modern humans, Professor Stringer says in an analysis published in the on-line journal eLife, where the description of Homo naledi is published.

Mortality has traditionally defined the human condition, Professor Turkle said.

"For evolutionary reasons, group membership is a central feature of the human condition," Professor Soule said.

The development of artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race, Professor Stephen Hawking has said.

"The more hours people use the Internet, the less time they spend with real human beings," Professor Nie said.

The United Nations' special rapporteur for human rights, Professor Philip Alston, went to Afghanistan in May 2008 to investigate rumours of extrajudicial killings.