Sentence examples for human specimen from inspiring English sources

In the human specimen, that's thicker than the horse's.

A walking existential crisis, Lewis is one hell of a human specimen.

Thirteen years past his boxing prime, Mike Tyson remains a fascinating and repulsive human specimen and a subject for armchair (and licensed) psychiatrists.

The earliest reliably dated European modern human specimen, up to now, came from the Pestera cu Oase site in Romania, a long way east from the English coast.

That surprisingly human specimen suggests that H. ergaster may have been the direct ancestor of the hominins that left Africa for Eurasia about 1 million years ago.

I realized that even when I'm photographing a tree or a mummified human specimen in the Cabinet of Wonders I need to be one with my camera.

Although he's well into his 40s and silver-haired, he has the sinewy arms and torso, glistening skin and frighteningly perfect teeth of an ideal human specimen 15 years younger.

But I believe that a visitor from any other planet, observing a king penguin alongside even the most perfect human specimen, with vision unclouded by the possibility of sexual attraction, would declare the penguin the obviously more beautiful species.

C.Z., H.F., and R.Z. provided human specimens.

Medical attitudes toward human specimens have varied over the years.

Two goofy profs introduce two primitive human specimens.