Sentence examples for most ordinary human from inspiring English sources

But most ordinary human learning is probably implicit.

Gene science and robotics will lead to subservience to the "techno-religions" of Silicon Valley, with different classes of humans and the brain of most ordinary humans reduced to obsolescence.

The idea of the show was to suggest that the most ordinary spaces of human life, cleverly curated, could be made special.

What I did not quite realise until I read Henninger's account of this meeting is how George Bush not only lacks confidence, but also lacks the most ordinary sympathy for human beings and the lives they lead.

Campbell's own writing takes much of its life from the most ordinary things – "in human gullibility, in the vulnerability of children, in how too many folk seem willing to embrace beliefs that offer all the answers so long as you don't question" – all of which can be found in early works like Demons by Daylight and The Nameless.

Even the latest humanoid robots fail spectacularly at the most ordinary tasks that humans do without thinking.

Is brushing one's teeth not, after all, one of the most ordinary, mundane things humans do?

An apt title for a Tolkien study might be the "Fields That We Know," acknowledging the sense of earthly topography and ordinary human identity which underpins his most grandiose scenes.

According to Polly Rossdale, who directs the Life After Guantánamo project for the human rights group Reprieve, the most ordinary tasks and desires often strike former detainees as insurmountable and unachievable.

One of Cooper's biggest political assets, when compared with her identikit male counterparts, is an ability to appear like an ordinary human being from time to time – most often when talking about juggling work and home commitments.

The use of steroids and human growth hormone seemed to multiply and stretch after the most ordinary interactions.