Sentence examples for human sort from inspiring English sources

The Green party comes across as just that: a much more liberal, much more human sort of political party".

But whose justice, exactly the human sort or the judgment which all Christians, indeed almost all monotheists, ultimately expect from God?

Investigators joke that Delaware stands for "Dollars and Euros Laundered And Washed At Reasonable Expense".A federal bill supported by Barack Obama, which would force states to collect information on beneficial owners (the human sort rather than "legal persons" such as trusts), has been stalled for several years.

Christopher Howell later wrote, "Hatto's tone of kind sincerity, combined with WB-C's avuncularity, combine to give the recipient of their efforts a sense of security, that he is doing the right thing in drawing attention to these recordings, that the couple are not only grateful to him but actually interested in him in a very human sort of way".

Linguists have given considerable attention to considerations of in-principle learnability not so much the course of language acquisition as tracked empirically (the work of developmental psycholinguists) but the question of how languages of the human sort could possibly be learned by any kind of learner.

No, unnatural, unimaginable tragedies of a human sort rocked us worse than any hurricane you treated us to.

But what's truly interesting isn't the three-eyed raven in human form (sort of) but Bran up and walking about.

Whether Locke thinks that there are natural kinds, i.e., types of real essences independently of human sorting activities, is an interpretive issue we shall address in 4.3 below.

But while aggressive — he wants to introduce bulls to the farm — he's no monster, and the charge he brings to the farm is of the human, all-too-human sort.

Why, they ask, is eating dog so different from eating cows or China's favourite meat, pork?The difference has less to do with the arguably arbitrary hierarchy into which humans sort animals into food and non-food, and more to do with rising incomes.

That Lurie's requests for help from hired advisers and even from friends kept boomeranging only stimulated his suspicion that human beings sort of suck.