Sentence examples for illusion of humanity from inspiring English sources

While most of us lapse into soap opera cliché from time to time ("You have no right to say that"/"If you walk through that door you'll regret it for the rest of your life"), conversations with bots taught by movie scripts only give the illusion of humanity.

Add to the mix the potential for affective computing; the ability for a computer device to recognise your facial expression or predict your mood through your gestures or body pose and respond appropriately; increasingly sophisticated language recognition and speech production technologies, and this illusion of humanity will become even stronger.

Indeed, you might think that spending time with killers would disabuse a lawyer of any illusions about the virtues of humanity.

Zoos, after all, are the built realization of humanity's favorite illusion: control over nature.

The cause of the recurring fog is established as an attempt to create a world of illusion by merging the TV world with the human world, all for the "sake" of humanity.

Hegel argued that history was the progress of humanity toward true freedom, by which he meant self-mastery and self-understanding, seeing the world without illusions — illusions that we ourselves have created.

"He was full of humanity.

But also all of humanity.

"This is part of humanity".

In Christian Wahnschaffe (1919; The World's Illusion), one of his most popular works, a millionaire's son, after experiencing all that high life, love, travel, and art have to offer, dedicates himself to the service of humanity.

A tide of humanity is suffering horribly.