Sentence examples for utterly human from inspiring English sources

White makes him utterly human, and makes his greatness and heroism lie within that flawed humanity, rather than negating it.

The movement is utterly human".

In Mr. Olmi's most memorable films, it's the faces -- expressive, utterly human -- that one remembers.

"Brockmeier's small, carefully made worlds are like Steven Millhauser's; they are definitely fantastic and, miraculously, utterly human".

This was a truly self-made woman, who became the first black billionaire – but also an utterly human one who obsessed about her weight.

But perhaps Mr. Hill's most notable achievement is how he gets away from his familiar nasty clown roles and makes this comic character utterly human.

"When Teresa is calm and relaxed, in a small group, among supporters, or one on one, she is an utterly delightful human being: loving, funny, and kindhearted.

"Virtual reality allows us to masterfully create illusions for the purpose of pursuing and enjoying utterly unique human experiences," he said.

"The Golden Door" uses the medium's powers of empathy and estrangement — its capacity to bring about an intuitive recognition of an utterly alien human reality — to measure the enormous distance its characters travel.

In Ms. Nasar's view the story of economics over the last century and a half is a story about great thinkers devising tools of analysis, ideas that would give mankind at least some level of mastery over conditions of misery and want once thought to be immutable and "utterly beyond human control or influence".

How the hell did the Republican party – the party of Reagan's "Morning in America", of George HW Bush's "1000 points of light", of George W Bush's compassionate conservationism, and the party of religious evangelicals – how did this party get behind such an utterly awful human being?