Sentence examples for more human feel from inspiring English sources
With any luck they can give Google's social network a more human feel.
In an article on Fast Company, Kelton speaks on the need to provide a more human feel to chatbots: "We're working toward providing empathy as a service to any voice or messaging platform," he says.
Our characters had a more human feel to them ... Despite being animals, they look and act very human indeed".
Designed by Toru Nakayama of Inti Creates, Zero was meant to have a more "human feel" rather than the complete "mechanical feel" of the X series.
By having Hotaru tell the story in retrospect, Omori thought it provided a more human feel and gave more meaning to the final scene, where Hotaru expresses her hopes for the future by saying, "Come on, let's go".
Technologies like those might help more humans feel like the machine is really listening.
You don't have to be too controversial with your tweets, but it's good to have a conversational tone, as this makes your brand seem more human and feel approachable.
"There's a freedom, there's no hierarchy, it's about spurring on your team of volunteers, it's so much more human and we feel like we're building something together," said Garcia, 49, who preferred canvassing with En Marche! to his time canvassing for the rightwing Nicolas Sarkozy's first presidential campaign 10 years ago.
The warm colours of the hand-coloured print add a more human, almost psychedelic feel to the film – "Méliès saw the future, he saw people going to the moon, but after seeing the film in colour I think he also saw the 60s," says Godin. "It looks like the cover of Sgt Peppers" – but also gives the film a new emotional depth which Air wanted to reflect.
"We had these ski masks in the office, and we thought this kind of mask of reflection in front would make it more human; it would feel more human to the people looking at it from the outside," Mäkinen said.
