Sentence examples for inhuman characters from inspiring English sources

As in his previous mesmerizing masterpieces, this one grips you from beginning to end with its sizzling plots, subplots and all-too-human (and sometimes inhuman) characters.

The tabloidy version of me is this controversial, outrageous, almost inhuman character.

Instead, its wild, inhuman character seems to have been captured in a shamanistic act of imagination.

Ezra's refusal to play — his continued protests against being questioned in a way that people aren't questioned in life outside the courtroom — brought into sharp relief the artificial and, you might even say, inhuman character of courtroom discourse.

Perhaps it can be the kind of work that Marx argued was displaced by the inhuman character of industrialization: the meaningful, satisfying work of the farmer or the artisan who remained organically connected to the fruits of his labor, and who was ennobled by this effort.

The group's thirst for dramatics—and blood was part of the then-WWF's efforts to build more inhuman, monster characters alongside The Undertaker and Kane during the Attitude Era.

"It leaves room for new victims by closing eyes to the brutal, inhuman and racist character of the exploitation suffered by workers on the land," she said.

While not an inhuman ninja, the character suffers from a real-life disease known as Harlequin-type ichthyosis, giving him patchy scale-like skin and eyes that are grown inward.

Stell has claimed outright that he wants his choices to make the characters distant, inhuman.

But it's not exactly obvious why people would want to see their favorite fantasy characters, including inhuman ones, banging each other.

Critics praised Mo'Nique's ability to evoke the ignorance and desperation behind the inhuman actions of her character.