Sentence examples for something more human from inspiring English sources
And the president's public awkwardness masks something more human.
There's something more human about the latter than the former.
Something more human, something more honest," she told Women's Wear Daily.
But I have come to see in my grandmother's protests something more human.
Yet really, at its core, there is also something more basic and, for all the high-tech, something more human.
Yet accidents like these make something more human and alive - even, perhaps most of all, a painting of the dead.
Out of all the characters' efforts to impose sense and order on their world through makeshift theology, I don't think any improves on Lorna's, but all of them prove her point: there is something more than human in being human, and the urge to describe that is maybe more important than the description you fix on.
Adams builds his argument on the concept of demoralization weakening of moral motivation and the concept of a moral order roughly, the idea that to achieve a balance of good over evil in the universe requires something more than human effort, yet human effort can add or detract from the total value of the universe.
"I always had a repulsive need to be something more than human.
It seeks to move beyond the particulars of one's self and community to something more universally human.
"We're moving the brand from what was once more traditional and conservative to something more progressive, human, current and relevent".
