Sentence examples for true to human from inspiring English sources

And certain things feel wrong, not true to human emotions.

He is just being true to human nature.

If anything, its problem is that it is too true to human behavior — too honest.

If anything, its problem is that it is too true to human behavior too honest.

A characterization in a novel or drama is spoken of as being true to human nature, true to the way people actually speak or behave or feel.

Music may be expressive of human feelings, in the sense already described, but this is a far cry from saying that it contains depictions that are true to human nature.

Which version is considered truer to human experience, according to the definitions of analog and digital?

True to themselves, human rights groups with offices in the Empire State protested this tribute in lights.

But there's a problem here: while such existential hashing and rehashing is true to the human mind, in an internal monologue it can be pretty dull.

There is Orientalism at work here, sure, but also something else — an anxiety about progress, a suspicion that the Caucasian way of life, with its horses, mountains, and wine, is somehow more true to the human condition.

It follows you in a nomadic form that is true to the human condition.