Sentence examples for to be inhuman from inspiring English sources

It's the trap of a society that says to be a man you have to be inhuman.

We can even have a law making it dangerous for any man to be inhuman to any other man.

Given such autonomy and lack of accountability within FIFA, Markovits said, "These officials would literally have to be inhuman and angels not to be corrupt".

Upon returning home amid a storm of condemnation, the Chinese negotiator Chonghou was sentenced to death; the Russians considered this to be inhuman, and they stiffened their attitude.

In films, scientists are often assumed to be inhuman to some degree, and if they become more human as a film proceeds, it is by becoming less of a scientist.

"....in those times, it was human to be inhuman.

To be indifferent to that would be inhuman, emotionally warped.

"To have that snatched away, it seems to me, would be inhuman; it would be cruel; and it would be inconsistent with what the Supreme Court has said about these issues in the cases that it has rendered".

It'd be inhuman to say this frustration doesn't come into play".

But even if the whispering naturalist were right, even if there were a population explosion, it would still be inhuman to say that there are too many humans on the planet.

"I'm really fascinated by people whose hatred is so extreme and by the view that this person is so extremist that others should be inhuman to this person".