Many children are born without brains; others make inhuman sounds, Tran said.
Warmbier, who had suffered unexplained brain damage, was both deaf and blind, and made "involuntary, inhuman" noises, they recalled.
We've been able to use the System 55 to make new, inhuman sounds nobody has ever heard before.
The very intimacy of it makes it inhuman, unfathomable and perhaps fundamentally un-novelistic: "When it burst out one was not murdered by strangers.
They are serious, Dostoyevskyan creatures who ponder the nature of good and evil and the torture of human — all right, make that inhuman — solitude.
Their diversity of shape makes that inhuman and homogeneous regularity of beauty from which there is no relief or appeal in mainstream magazines, or at the collections, seem insipid.
In one of Mr. Taylor's strangest effects, some of them wear strange geometrical headdresses with reflective surfaces: it makes them inhuman, Olympian, like visiting deities moving to the music of the spheres.
Hanging innocent people, failing to deter the murderous among us, imposing revenge, stirring up hatred and deceit, making ourselves inhuman, all this follows from the death penalty, which feeds irrational politics (see the US).
A job on that show that I would not have wanted at (almost) any price was the one held by the poor fellow who, watching from the control booth, had to make — under inhuman pressure — the instant on-air decisions about what answers and clues to accept or reject.
He has achieved extraordinary results at RBS by making almost inhuman demands on his executives; one memorably likened Goodwin to a prowling fox.
