Sentence examples for is not fully human from inspiring English sources

Its protagonist is not fully human; none of the characters in the book are particularly recognizable.

While he bleeds and hurts like the rest of us, he is not fully human.

Objectification is an injury right at the heart of discrimination: those who can be used as if they are not fully human are no longer fully human in social terms; their humanity is hurt by being diminished" (Dworkin 2000, 30 1).

In such times, Kierkegaard reminds us that without possibility we are not fully human.

The widespread conviction of the Spanish conquerors of the New World that its inhabitants were not fully human, and therefore could be enslaved, added to the problem.

The gap between universal "man" and national citizen is filled by foreigners – they do not have rights because they are not citizens and as a result they are not fully human.

He cited Hannah Arendt on ancient Rome: "A man who lived only a private life -- who, like the slave, was not permitted to enter the public realm -- was not fully human".

"Sometimes I think those of us who believe in nonviolence believe ourselves to be a separate breed," he said, "and we are wondering if somehow or other we are not fully human beings".

The only possible story is that those others are not fully human and must be held apart, if not in subjugation, because of the danger they represent to persons and morals and social cohesion and themselves — for they are like children, the story goes, and must be treated as children.

"If you deny them the chance to go 'Wow!' looking at stars, you are saying they're not fully human.

"We as a society still live with these attitudes: that black people – and, in particular, black men – are not fully human.