Sentence examples for not exactly human from inspiring English sources

"Borges characters are not exactly human characters," he said.

A not exactly human voice began: "This is MCI, I have a collect call from Marat, an inmate at Attica Correctional Facility..."...

When we "face" the book, our own spine curved over its, our mind engrossed in a borrowed consciousness, we have the vague sense we are interacting with something that, while not exactly human, is uncannily similar to ourselves.

No, the culprit of this terrifying tale is not exactly human.

Was it also built to be operated by a species not exactly human?

The oddly flat and static image of a woman lying on her stomach on the floor is not exactly human, just as the glowing orb in N=7 is maybe a sun or moon.

But the latest twist of the "Terminator" tale, revealed about a minute and a half into the new trailer, is that Clarke's version of John isn't exactly human — and he may not even be a good guy.

"They may not exactly be human rights, but every kid deserves to see the stars at night, have a hot fudge sundae and see the ocean," Mr. Doucot said.

This model has not shown features of metabolic syndrome thus this model does not exactly mimic human NAFLD.

This terminology was meant to emphasise that such signals are "not exactly like human words, but rather appear to function in the same way" (Hauser 1997 p. 509).

The uncanny valley is a hypothesis in the field of human aesthetics which suggest that when human features look and move almost, but not exactly like natural human beings, it completely weirds us out.