Sentence examples for resolutely human from inspiring English sources

Once the dancers took off their jackets and flung them into the wings, early on, their aspect became more animalistic, though still resolutely human.

Of all the new American pop stars, Katy Perry has always seemed the most resolutely human to me, in part because she appears constantly on the verge of a good guffaw.

The experiment lasted three months and since then, while two of his students have implanted magnets into their fingertips to play around with ultrasonics, Warwick has remained resolutely human.

His latest is a dramatic adaptation of the world's oldest surviving poem, the 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-oldect is immortality, whose voice is resoundinGilgameshmous and whostoryrms are resolutely human.

Are our enemies any less resolutely human than we are?

An "unusual" choice for the time, Christie's claimed it helps portray Christ as "resolutely human". .

The bicycle, one of the world's most resolutely human-powered machines, will join the long list of devices that have switched from the manual to the electronic when a new gear system makes its debut this weekend at the Tour of California.

As played by the effervescent Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Nell is resolutely and joyfully human, recovering the woman from the legend.

He continues to plough his lonely, resolutely centrist furrow – human rights, employment rights, you can't simply blame the banks for Greece's austerity programme.

And it could put us in control of our own information and contextual integrity, against a moral and political backdrop that is resolutely committed to human rights, the rule of law and social cohesion.

Stefan, the handsome archfiend of "Vampire Diaries," which will be broadcast on the CW network in September, keeps his lust for the human Elena resolutely in check.