Sentence examples for humans comments from inspiring English sources

She describes his discussion of sexual selection in The Descent of Man, which treats female sexual selection in animals but not in humans, comments reasonably that "for Darwin it was self-evident that in civilised regimes men did the choosing" and concludes slightly unfairly that "for him, Victorian males set the evolutionary compass".

Human comments are welcome, but if your monkey seizes the keyboard to give its views, I'll have to get the Guardian's lawyers involved to establish who owns the resulting intellectual property... What else?

They're showing robots how to infer actions based on very complex, human comments.

Too strong an emphasis on face validity may also form an obstacle for developing animal models using phylogenetically lower animal species [ 55], as the similarity of symptoms [ 49] is generally higher in species that are phylogenetically closer to humans (see comments by [ 56]).

Documentary structure includes, in addition to the language text, all extra-lingual information added by programmers for the sole purpose of aiding the human reader: comments, white space, and choice of names.

"What is ironic is that if Bradley Manning, Mr Snowden and Julian Assange were pursued by other governments, such as China and Russia, the White House and Foggy Bottom would be applauding them and calling them not just whistleblowers, but heroes and fighters for human rights," comments Chen Weihua, deputy editor of China Daily USA.

Speaking of the fifth season and Castiel's more frequent interactions with humans, Collins commented, "Obviously the big joke is that he doesn't understand human beings and how they behave.

Phenex also allows a curator to add human-readable comments to a post-composition, for example to express difficulties in interpretation of the published character description.

In "Circumcision is an affront to decent human behaviour", (Comment), Catherine Bennett put male circumcision on a par with female genital mutilation.

"If God were to take human form," commented USA Today in its review of the film, "one imagines he might be just like Freeman".

"I represent one of the states that is very much in favour of ARV because this is the future, and Europe should be active in all areas of human space," commented Professor Jan Woerner, chairman of the German Aerospace Centre DLRR).