Sentence examples for vaguely human from inspiring English sources

He's only vaguely human, but his exuberance catches on as quickly as his crops.

The sun appears briefly, and I begin to feel vaguely human for the first time in days.

"I didn't know so much about those things". Mr. Dial's drawings are of fluid, delicate figures, vaguely human, and of animals gently colored in pastels.

It's partly a matter of how they look, which is vaguely human, and they certainly have characteristic that we associate with our feelings about other people.

We get a mid-film excursus into early fertility figurines, triggered by the one vaguely human shape depicted in the caves: a dripping, pendant rock on which, as Herzog points out, a bison "embraces the sex of a naked woman".

Much of her considerable body of work, including many haunting portraits of mysterious, sometimes vaguely human faces, can be seen on various Internet galleries, including her own at www.runtimedna.com.

The large monoliths proved to be the tops of five-metre-high standing stones, vaguely human-shaped but carved with animal figures.

Then, about a year and a half ago, Pääbo obtained a fragment of finger bone that had been unearthed in a cave in southern Siberia along with a weird, vaguely human-looking molar.

Based on a Czech folk tale about a childless couple who "adopt" a vaguely human-shaped tree stump as their "baby," only to see it turn into an all-devouring monster, the film rivals "The Exorcist," "Rosemary's Baby" and "Eraserhead" as a disturbing treatise on the fear of parenthood.

The pattern of light and shadow is vaguely human-like.

Because nothing says "male" like a vaguely human-like shape.