Sentence examples for inhuman characteristics from inspiring English sources
A tall man, with the intimidating demeanor of the legend he had become, Mr. Hejduk created solitary landscapes in which architectural forms took on human, at times inhuman, characteristics.
In two cases, the characters presented are essentially human (though present inhuman, or non-human characteristics that place them outside the spectrum of normal human behaviour); in the third case, the character presented is semi-human, having a family background that includes non-human ancestry (trolls).
Which is, if you think about it, a rather curious dichotomy: when we anthropomorphise, we ascribe human characteristics to inhuman beings, and when we dehumanise, we do the opposite, denying the full and equal humanity of other members of our own species.
She wanted to work with male surrogates for a change, and talking dummies, with their ambivalent characteristics — human and inhuman, child and adult, cute and nasty — struck her as a rich source.
"These people are inhuman".
