Sentence examples for looking at humans from inspiring English sources

Felines have a way of looking at humans that seems different to other animals.

'The biomes we already have are a shop window for the world, plants and human dependence on them,' says Smit. 'We'll be inverting [that]: looking at us rather than the plants, looking at humans and what it is to be human.' Eden caused a sensation when it opened six years ago, when visitors peaked at 1.8 million.

He and Virgin also plan to start looking at humans with Crohn's disease to see what viruses they may have been exposed to.

The idea for Shots of Me came from Shahidi looking at the photo app craze and realizing "People enjoy looking at humans.

Thus, the tendency for looking at humans in a communicative situation seems to be a genetic predisposition in dogs, while it is difficult to induce this behaviour in young wolves even after intense socialization [11].

While most dogs eventually learn that looking at humans is normal, in the world of dogs, staring directly at another dog can be a sign of aggression, so be wary of this.

"We're looking at human beings".

And by looking at human rights legislation.

"I went at this like a consumer, just looking at human impulses," he told me.

It lends him a way of looking at human life which goes beyond the political.

In Britain, Itiel Dror, a psychologist who studies decision-making processes, is already looking at human factors.