Sentence examples for may be human from inspiring English sources

Update, May 1: The medical examiner said fragments that may be human remains were recovered Tuesday in material excavated from the vehicle security center area at the new World Trade Center site.

This Hitler may be human, but he's as utterly degraded a human being as has ever been shown on the screen, a man whose every impulse leads to annihilation.

As the Benoit case and others show, it may be human nature to confuse the two.

"These parts may be human, animal, male, female," says the commentator.

The impulses behind it may be human and ordinary, but the effects are not.

Depending upon the tradition, these existences may be human, animal, spiritual, or, in some instances, vegetable.

The parks, and the cities around them, may be human-made, but the wildlife that flashes through is no less real.

The molecules themselves are purpose-free.Complex teleological systems may be human-designed, such as the ones in engineering (e.g., Internet, transportation networks, national power grids, etc)., economics (e.g., corporations, supply chain networks, etc)., sociology (e.g., governmental organizations), and so on.

They may be humans (see the horizontal roll of "Meeting in Love"), birds (the confrontation of "Pecking Order") or some other animal entirely ("Orton").

Later, Sessions clarified his position: "I would acknowledge that we may have some warming and it may be human-caused," he said.

These agents may be humans, systems, organizations, and any other entity that pursues a certain goal.