Sentence examples for wholly human from inspiring English sources

The woman whose body forms the cup of the wheelbarrow is not wholly human.

When we are wholly human, and know ourselves, we become most like either Hamlet or Falstaff".

This was warmly, comprehensively mired in the bitternesses of normal family interactions; and thus wholly human.

We'll do it, Mr. Colvin says – and I couldn't agree more — by becoming more wholly human.

What Toni Morrison does is present an image of a people so wholly human that they are almost superhuman.

Or perhaps, as I suspect, feminism was always partial and incomplete in its demand for the treatment of women as wholly human, the equal of men.

Yu et al [27] described the coexistence of wholly human-like H3N2 viruses, double-reassortant and triple-reassortant H3N2 viruses in pigs in China from 1970 to 2006.

The present study reports for the first time the coexistence of wholly human-like H3N2 viruses and double-reassortant viruses that have emerged in pigs in Jilin, China.

In one scene a young contortionist swings from one branch to the next, neither entirely human nor wholly animal, rather a mixture of both.

Instead, Shanower draws on intensive archaeological research and his own uncanny psychological insight to depict an ancient world that is wholly, tragically human.

Software will never be able to wholly reproduce human linguistic and perceptual capacities, much less distinguish between a Playboy calendar and an Edward Weston nude, or between "Tropic of Cancer" and "Trailer Park Swappers".