Sentence examples for impression of human from inspiring English sources

Classical and modern dance often give the impression of human beings flying, freed of the earth.

The record, should it ever be intercepted, is intended to give extraterrestrials an impression of human life.

Perhaps it's just as well that the aliens did not get their first impression of human beings from a Damien Hirst painting.

Characters skipped up and down the ramp, sporting emblematic peasant costumes, false feet strapped to their shins, giving the impression of human puppets.

I should sound like an alien making an impression of human bewilderment.

"The machine gives an impression of human whispering by mimicking the intricacies of human physiology," Kim says.

Many caves (such as the group of caves at El Castillo, Cantabria) show rows of coloured dots, arrowlike marks, negative impressions of human hands, and signs interpreted as vulvas.

But, while all these interpretations are possible, the most lasting impression is of human isolation.

He was intrigued how we are able to easily form impressions of humans even though we have such complex structures.

Invented in 1928 by a Bell Labs physicist named Homer Dudley, the Vocoder was a machine that "analyzed breakdowns of speech energy," spread these frequencies across ten channels, and reassembled them into an electronic impression of the human voice.

Politicians have always been vulnerable to this kind of hideous encounter, to prove not only that they have multi-generational appeal, but that they can do a passing impression of a human being.