Sentence examples for supposedly human from inspiring English sources

Supposedly, human beings — even writers!

The details are usually vague, but supposedly human societies began as matricentric, focused on the primacy of mothers and children.

Mr. Fanning said that empathizing with wolves because of their supposedly human traits compares unfavorably with "what pagans did in ancient cultures".

And even their supposedly human colleagues aren't exactly lightweights.

The study offered tantalizing evidence that a supposedly human ability had evolved in another animal.

The rampant use of γ-FBS as a feeder for NB cultures may have resulted in the introduction of bovine proteins into the composition of a supposedly human pathogen!

Its message is palpably sad, a comment on fate, unfairness and the limitations of the supposedly indomitable human spirit.

I mentioned having read Tessa Kendal's recent book review covering the subject of supposedly uniquely human behaviours being evident in animals.

Both are terrified, and angry, in the wake of the election, the recent Administration hires, and the medieval look of the future in a country built, supposedly, on human rights.

And this may help to explain why, in this era of supposedly universal human rights, the idea that prisoners might be allowed to vote triggers such outrage and resistance among so many British politicians of all parties.

The result was illegal, of course, but it was also something of great value, produced cooperatively, and built in naked opposition to the expectations of in-kind reward that supposedly governed human behaviour in the capitalist age.