Sentence examples for very human one from inspiring English sources

They rely on the appeal (a very human one) of seeing elements of our societies that are often shamefully hidden away from view.

A university spokesperson said: "The vice-chancellor's brief verbal response to these acts at the end of the summit was a very human one, not least given the indications from at least one student member that their previous actions would continue unaffected by the discussions at the Summit".

As such, it is both an unlikable characteristic and a very human one.

"I knew Sir Geoffrey well and he was a brilliant man and a very human one," Miss de Havilland said.

The chief contender has been, for some time, the so-called Chandos portrait, a very human one depicting a plumpish, unassuming man with brown eyes, sensuous lips, near-shoulder-length hair and a forehead heightened by a receding hairline.

The reason false news (a deliberate choice in nomenclature to keep it separate from the politically charged "fake news") spreads so fast is a very human one.

There are no prizes for finding the negative in your very human loved one.

They have managed to put a very human face on venture capital, one that appeals to young engineers during their most insecure stage: when they have just begun, or are still deciding whether to begin, their lives as entrepreneurs.

Secondly, and more significantly, it's using technology to solve a very human problem and one of the biggest obstacles in medical research: matching the right patients with the right clinical trials, which in turn should help speed up the development of new treatments and ultimately save lives.

It's a very human and perceptional one.

Every whore I ever photographed was a very human person and every one of them understood hurt and I hope that the photographs convey that hurt to everyone who sees them.