Sentence examples for not inhuman from inspiring English sources
"I'm not inhuman," he said.
Marlow, the story's narrator, describes the Africans as "not inhuman," and continues, "Well, you know, that was the worst of it — this suspicion of their not being inhuman".
But to my mind there are not enough things that show the Nazis as human, as smart people, charismatic people, who are not inhuman naturally.
Brenda Bell, who wrote the book and lyrics, provides several wry moments, including the return of the mean but not inhuman stepsisters (Freddi Mack and Danielle Beckmann), who complain that they were forced to walk home from the ball when a strange mess of smashed pumpkin pieces caused their coach to run off the road.
Within the ranks of the party, such tactics have gained her respect, but not much affection; that would have been hard anyway for an eastern, Protestant, childless woman so very different from the Catholic family men who have usually dominated the German centre-right.Ms Merkel has little sense of the touchy-feely side of politics, but she is not inhuman; in private she can be quite funny.
There's something deeply ungracious there, and inhumane if not necessary inhuman.
This was not only inhuman; it was also inefficient.
When the application of a death sentence so depends on the discretion of a judge and a president, the punishment is not just inhuman, it is intolerable.
Historians had long insisted that slavery was not only inhuman; it was bad business — hungry, brutalized workers made the poorest of farmers.
"Scrooge is not really inhuman at the beginning any more than he is at the end," he wrote in his 1906 biography of Dickens.
