Sentence examples for typically human from inspiring English sources

In short: typically human and, despite everything, endearing.

"This story shows how innocent people, including children, are damaged by the miscommunications, ambitions and passions that are so typically human," she said.

Most often carved in wood, sometimes made of metal, the sculptures are typically human in form, depicting men and women at work and at play.

The subjects he deals with — love, loss, betrayal and other singer-songwriter calling cards — are more typically human, and his work has picked up a nice momentum on the Internet in recent years.

When Frenchmen were least free, under the occupation, then, by a paradox typically human, they were at last free to recover a sense of the dignity of human freedom.

Data also suggest that behaviors considered to be typically human are better explained by nurture-based arguments.

Typically, human-altered landscapes have a greater abundance of predators (Kurki et al. 1997, Kurki et al. 1998; Manzer and Hannon 2005), which is facilitated by infrastructure associated with wells that provide artificial perch sites for avian predators or ambush cover and den sites for terrestrial mammals (i.e., predator subsidization; Manzer and Hannon 2005; Coates and Delehanty 2010).

Typically, humans interact with each other and exchange content on the basis of features such as "topics of information".

Collaborative robotics is a big trend, too, where typically humans do the things we are good at and robots do the things we aren't so good at.

Invaded ecosystems may have experienced disturbance, typically human-induced.

Typically human-driven trucks are outfitted with sensors and cameras through a TARDEC-created applique kit.