Sentence examples for made with human from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a strain of mice made with human brain cells appears to be marginally smarter than its non-humanised relative.

Like chess, it means making the right moves at the right time, but unlike chess, the moves are made with human beings with human foibles.

I like the look of things made with human hands; dirt, ugliness and natural imperfections are what make films ring true for me.

Kogenate, which will be phased out, and another synthetic clotting factor, made by Baxter, have been popular with hemophiliacs because older drugs were made with human blood.

There were also endless experiments in cookery, with surreal recipes served up to unsuspecting friends, including an omelette made with human hair, and ink-dyed tapioca passed off as caviar.

"Effortlessly he creates art that prods and pokes, ignores and strokes, and slaps and stuns us into submission," wrote Hirst, adding that his favourite pieces were those Gregory had made with human bones and skulls.

"All of our food is whole food, made with human-grade ingredients, so it's all USDA-approved.

Many dog owners are willing to pay more for high-quality, all-natural dog treats made with human-grade ingredients.

He discussed the bioethics committee decision and the progress his institute is making with human embryonic stem cells with ScienceInsider.

Her new book, The Soul of an Octopus (out 21 May, Simon & Schuster £12.99), explores the "emotional and physical world of the octopus – and the remarkable connections this astonishingly complex, spirited creature makes with humans".

Since August, almost 1,000 test deliveries have been made with some human assistance.