Sentence examples for mingled with human from inspiring English sources

Perth zoo is conducting a security review of its award-winning orangutan enclosure after one curious inhabitant managed to escape and mingled with human visitors in the public viewing area on Sunday.

A computer can pass Turing's test without ever mingling with human beings.

Soon, Dr. Brooks predicts, robots will be mingling with humans, routinely and safely.

They are closer to the Toons in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" — editing-room cutouts who mingle with humans.

In Africa and India, chickens and ducks are far more likely to be found roaming in people's backyards, where they can mingle with humans, other domestic animals and wildlife, thus spreading the disease.

Already the crowd evinced what would remain its characteristic mixture: urban hipsters mingled with cheerful humans indigenous to the roommates' native South.

Genomic data have already shown that our ancestors mingled with archaic humans, who may have given us valuable immune cell types (see sidebar).

The mayor of that harsh metropolis decrees that its canine inhabitants are unfit to mingle with the human ones, being infected with something called "snout fever," which sounds like an outtake from a Bee Gees album.

Red is recovering nicely, eating like there's no tomorrow, and — though demonstrating an (understandable) aversion to other dogs — mingling with her human rescuers like a normal 6-month-old pup.

Dogs, in other words, are metaphors, signifiers as well as animal companions, their actual character mingling with what humans need to believe that character to be.

If a fleet of Obamite space vehicles flew here during that close encounter, and their occupants started co-mingling with normal humans, it would explain a lot about where we are right now".