Sentence examples for more human means from inspiring English sources

Being more human means loving nature and ourselves and recognising that deep down we are simultaneously both the same and completely different and that we must embrace our humanity in a good way, not a bad way.

Being more human means loving nature and ourselves, and recognising that, deep down, we are both the same and completely different, and we must embrace our humanity in a good way not a bad way.

The city means more human contact, which means more chances of infection, Morton suggests.

Being more human doesn't mean we're soft.

Here, we have to think in a more human way, and that means using our experience to narrow down the options.

Beyond customization, the increasing number of products available to consumers also requires more flexibility in factories, which, again, means more human employees to do certain jobs.

That would mean more human beings today have access to a cellphone than the United Nations says have access to a clean toilet.

First, becoming more human for my father meant recognizing his inborn connection to God.

Vice President Mike Pence has made the same argument, telling a room full of Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel that "abolishing ICE also would mean more human trafficking".

Other equipment included the "groundbreaking" Fairlight CMI synthesizer, which Gabriel said in an interview for Billboard meant "more human imagination is involved".

Having a more human perspective on what decarbonisation means is crucial.