Sentence examples for thought a human from inspiring English sources

The sequences were, at times, so resonant that I would have thought a human mind might have been making them up.

Each seemed astonished to see so many others stepping out of intellectual closets to proclaim that they, too, thought a human mission to Mars was feasible and desirable, and that they, too, had a new idea or suggestion to bring it closer.

Dorsey, especially, gets his myth dismantled a bit, as the piece slices through the persona that he's managed to polish over the last few years as the most prominent public face of Twitter and then Square to present — who would have thought — a human being.

At one point, he asked his companions for a piece of paper and wrote a poem titled "Chile Stadium". In the poem, he described stands filled with 5,000 people"So much humanity, suffering hunger, cold, fear and pain!"--and the death of six comrades in the coup, including one who was "beaten like I never thought a human being could be beaten". Another prisoner would later smuggle out the poem.

What did they think a human life was?

"What do you think a human being is?" Shawn asks in "The Fever".

Of Mr. Hussain, the informant, she said, "I don't think a human can make for another human that kind of trouble".

If all goes to plan, Dr Matzuk thinks, a human version the drug might be available to men within a decade.

And I think a human return to the moon poses some opportunities for international outreach in ways that asteroid or Mars missions right now cannot.

This became known as "the ELIZA effect" — a quirk of human nature that makes us think a human (or human-like intelligence) is behind the scenes whenever we encounter signs of "humanity" in a computer interface.

Think: A human being can be many things; there are many ways of being human.