Sentence examples for return to human from inspiring English sources
Odette longs to return to human form; the Raven Girl longs to transcend it.
The worst-case scenario is a return to human rights abuses and the end of meaningful democracy for a generation.
Demands for change, demands for transformation, demands for a return to human values are fast becoming the foremost demands of the nations of the world.
Unless you're Ben Curtis that is, though his return to human fallibility continues as he leaves a birdie putt on the 12th short.
The Shīʿites maintained that their imams, even though invisible, still live and return to human society from time to time to maintain order and to guide their followers along the right path.
Carneiro and Heckman (2003) have highlighted that investment in early childhood yields the highest return to human capital.
When Kumudha returns to human form, the sisters sell garlands at the market.
Returning to human form, they rise and sing an anthem associated with traditional Senegalese wrestling matches.
Werewolf, in European folklore, a man who turns into a wolf at night and devours animals, people, or corpses but returns to human form by day.
In a season when shoes may be a more important accessory purchase than a handbag — the clean pump with its modest scale — there's a satisfying sense that fashion has returned to human proportions.
And it seems obvious to me that in a world of declining birthrates, endemic family instability and increasing returns to human capital, supporting families should be one of those few things to do well.
