Sentence examples for with human characteristics from inspiring English sources

More bear but still with human characteristics is Rudyard Kipling's Baloo, the sloth bear who appears in The Jungle Book.

Comment on financial writers endowing the stocks traded on the Stock Exchange with human characteristics.

Depictions of the lion as a divine beast, often with human characteristics, like the Sphinx are tightly woven into Egyptian art and mythology.

Published in 1902 it was the first of her long sequence of beautifully written and exquisitely illustrated stories about animals with human characteristics.

It was a mistake, she suggested, that the Supreme Court "imbued a creature of State law with human characteristics".

Animators have the freedom to endow animals and other fantastic characters with human characteristics that would seem grotesquely overwrought in a person but that elicit the desired emotional response from audiences.

Stangl was one who was found, and he was also one with normal human characteristics who could recognise crime and appreciate the moral purpose of questions.

A growing number of virtual assistants, like Siri, have charmed the world with their human characteristics -- they can speak, crack jokes and even get mad.

There is a further consideration in this calculation, that in improving relative inequalities and enhancing personal competencies we may begin to undermine the ability of the population at large to identify with the human characteristics of these athletes and academics.

Future investigations of bimodality in homogeneous tissues from healthy persons will be of great interest in assessing similarities and differences across other tissues and populations, as well as their association with other human characteristics and diseases.

Making Lok the puzzled interpreter of what is going on was a master-stroke; the reader recognises with dismay the human characteristics and behaviour of the newcomers, while empathising entirely with Lok's bewilderment.