Sentence examples for very human aspects from inspiring English sources

Dying would have meant giving up".Yet this sense of duty masks some very human aspects to the drama.

"There was a very human aspect to it".

"The very human aspect of craft gives a more profound meaning to her work.

The endearingly starchy Mr. Kimball will have to be careful not to let them show too much, lest someone say of him what he says of his stove: "There's a very human aspect to it".

But many still find themselves attracted to the primal, very Human aspect, of 20th century Heavy Metal.

P3: 'I think the conduct of the family is, on the human aspects, sometimes very educational…sometimes everything works out just fine and then you say: well done!' P1: 'You learn mostly how families are functioning' (FG1) The GPs' learning trajectory follows the patient's actual (on-the-spot) care needs.

It is very human.

He's very human.

Very beautiful but very human.

"Physicians are very human.

It's very human.