Sentence examples for remarkably human from inspiring English sources

Ralph Fiennes also gives Voldemort a remarkably human touch.

It is an enduring classic because its hero, Odysseus, and his story, though centuries old, are remarkably human and continue to grip the contemporary imagination.

Peter's initial defiance, his growing terror and his final brave escape are all remarkably human; it is easy to see why The Tale of Peter Rabbit is one of the best-selling books of all time.

Rimmerman makes ordering easy enough, and also remarkably human: every offer says something like, "reply to this e-mail or send Nicki a note," referring to his longtime assistant.

In other words he comes across as remarkably human.

His characters seemed remarkably human and believable.

Japanese scientists have created some remarkably human-looking androids, though they wouldn't beat Data in a game of three-dimensional chess.

Remarkably, humans are not the only ones to flush earthworms using vibrations.

Remarkably, humans present a broad range of responses to similar dietary challenges due to both genetic and epigenetic modulations of the expression of target proteins and key genes involved in the metabolism and distribution of the dietary constituents.

Epstein Barr virus (EBV), a γ-herpes virus, is a remarkably successful human pathogen with more than 95% of the entire adult human population being infected (Rickinson et al., 2014).

Ken was so much more than a business partner and confidant, he was a remarkably caring human being who graciously put the needs and concerns of others before his own.