Sentence examples for inhuman quality from inspiring English sources

Gradually, over a period of time, as she was reprimanded for improper behavior, she came to dislike the school, which had an inhuman quality.

Unfortunately George's slightly inhuman quality sets the tone for Ms. Cho's play, which contains some lovely writing but never dispels an air of contrivance that gathers early.

How on earth do you act those inhuman qualities?

The unitards emphasize the movements' androgynous and inhuman qualities, the dancers' resemblance to aliens or robots or zombies.

Brett, in his own idiosyncratic way, solved the ultimate problem of playing Sherlock Holmes over and over again: how to make this strange, cold, frighteningly intelligent man seem human, but without violating the essentially inhuman qualities that make him fascinating.

For all the wicked intent of the gossip mongers who populate the play, Congreve extolled wit as the most desirable of all human, and perhaps more to the point here, inhuman, qualities -- an end in itself.

The three-note … Baby intro has morphed into a gnarly industrial stab of sound; the song gives way to a jacked-up Jam & Lewis breakdown; and for the first but by no means last time, Britney embraces the inhuman qualities of her strange, hiccupping voice with vocals distorted and ground up against the beat.

While these pork-based acts of hate are undoubtedly meant as insults, the perpetrators also seem to ascribe mythical or inhuman qualities to Muslims, as if pork could magically fend them off, or send them straight to hell.

This is a cold ethic, as severe as Kant's, so difficult it has a quality of the inhuman about it.

Already there is the phenomenon of the widespread dissemination of great performers' recordings, which has forced the standards of quality for a live performance to almost inhuman heights and has increased interest in the performance of older as well as contemporary music.

The island became as famous for the inhuman conditions in which its slaves were kept as for the quality of its produce.