Sentence examples for lacked a human from inspiring English sources

But the piece definitely lacked a human touch.

Computer-aided instruction, however, has lacked a human touch.

"At graduate school, people were starting to talk more about sustainability, but I felt it lacked a human factor," she said.

Over her shoulder she said, "On a scale of one to five how is your...?" The electronic record of my three-hour stay would have looked perfect, showing close monitoring, even though to me as a patient it lacked a human dimension.

A comparison of the databases showed which bacterial genes lacked a human counterpart within the 90% of the genome covered in LifeSeq.

No, I came to pass on bit and pieces of the human fragment and widened my field to encompass more of the urban jungle - I zeroed in on the "urban fragment", which often lacked a human in the frame.

They lack a human edge and become very academic".

Talk of key performance indicators (KPIs) and targets lacks a human perspective, he said.

I think it'll go to Fincher, although his film lacks a human touch.

Some people say that overly mechanistic music lacks a human feel.

Benedict, Bertone insists, is far from a "rigid conservative" or a dry theologian lacking a human touch.