Sentence examples for more inhuman from inspiring English sources

"I think that's more inhuman".

"In truth, Kael's unfailing wisdom and her unfailing clarity of vision seem more inhuman.

Country life of just a generation earlier had been no less cruel, and in some respects it was more inhuman than the factory system being criticized.

There have been faster bands, there have been bands with fatter low-end sounds or more inhuman vocals, but nobody has ever been able to match Reign in Blood for what you get from all the elements mixed together.

The novels illustrate Murdoch's conviction that although human beings think they are free to exercise rational control over their lives and behaviour, they are actually at the mercy of the unconscious mind, the determining effects of society at large, and other, more inhuman, forces.

But is this incident more inhuman than all the other countless atrocities that have already taken place in this war?

To define gruesome, seemingly random murder as "unfathomable" and, even more distancing, "inhuman" may save us from the destabilizing anxiety of imagining ourselves killing or being killed.

The Unicode emoji characters for people and body parts are meant to be generic, yet following the precedents set by the original Japanese carrier images, they are often shown with a light skin tone instead of a more generic (inhuman) appearance, such as a yellow/orange color or a silhouette.

But Erek points out that things really began to escalate in the 90s when movies like Natural Born Killers reintroduced psychotic mass murderers as more than inhuman monsters.

This is an old story by now, so why do we need one more trip among inhuman and/or saintly doctors and nurses, one more chronicle of personal failure, personal triumph?

He discovers that hard cash is as obsolete and outmoded as he is ("why," one of his antagonists wails, "we probably don't have $20 in the whole building!"), as the world becomes ever more digitised and inhuman.