Sentence examples for prospect of human from inspiring English sources

Another raised the prospect of human remains being dug up by wildlife and potentially brought on to neighbouring properties.

Like Shinya Tsukamoto's 1989 Japanese film "Tetsuo, the Iron Man," "Hardware" seems both to dread and relish the prospect of human flesh morphing into metal.

Suddenly, amidst Kubrick's perfectionism we have the prospect of human error, the subject of a doleful chat by Hal 9000, the killer computer.

The prospect of human cheapening nags at him, and the burden of his conscience is carried, in this movie, by Kate.

No sperm, thus no man, is required While some people accept the idea of making embryos this way for research, most find the prospect of human cloning -- making babies that are genetic replicas of adults -- morally abhorrent.

But, as the two men get high on dreams of profit, Bobby asks his temporary secretary, Karen, to give a courtesy read to a novel by an "eastern cissy writer" about radiation and the prospect of human survival.

And when you're that horrified by the prospect of humans willingly engaging in mundane activities in public, isn't it possible the problem isn't with them?

adapted from the novel by Arthur C Clarke, raised the prospect of humans being supplanted by machine intelligence, with the line, "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that," summing up a new human insecurity, as Hal refused to open the pod bay doors.

(Anyone who has read "The Road," or seen the movie, may find the prospect of humans turning to grazing when all else fails highly unlikely; using these things would certainly make you easy game for more aggressive — i.e., cannibalistic — sorts).

But there's nothing like the prospect of humans venturing there to spark excitement.

Last fall, the life extension startup Unity Biotechnology also raised an enormous round of funding from Thiel and other Silicon Valley billionaires interested in the prospect of humans living much longer lives.