Sentence for human | Use human in a sentence

Sentence using the word human. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use human in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for human.

• If only the thing had not been so human! (8)
• Such being human nature! (10)
• No human being was in sight. (12)
• Editors are human, after all. (10)
• Human nature is stubborn, Geof. (8)
• And when that human being is Ruth! (12)
• Human nature could support no more. (4)
• Here there was not any human society. (10)
• Look back at the origin of human States. (8)
• Is it true to human experience generally? (9)
• Otherwise we are a weltering human mass. (10)
• It was human language to hear him, Chillon. (10)
• Never human fortune throve On such alliance. (10)
• Well, the old fellow was so awfully human, Ann. (8)
• There is the humiliating point of our human condition. (10)
• They are known to no human being, I guess, but herself. (4)
• For human creatures all are in a coil; All may want pardon. (10)
• The charm was now more human, though scarcely less powerful. (10)
• They can and will conquer the viler conditions of human life. (10)
• Hence her circles about the dangerous human flame are wide and shy. (10)
• Over the parapet the human wolves howled in their disappointed rage. (12)
• The lonely picket-stations are the only human habitations along the bank. (20)
• It was as if walls had not the power this night to exclude human presences. (8)
• She sought the establishment of human relations and the gift of confidence. (12)
• You wield an influence entirely without precedent hitherto in human history. (14)
• Something of what our human tragedy may show before high heaven possessed him. (22)
• No preparatory arrangement that human foresight can conceive has been neglected. (21)
• An aspect of sweet human languor caught at the heart of love, and raised tumults. (10)
• If he waits until too late he finds himself cast, a human wheel at a dead centre. (21)
• The question deals a sword-stroke of division between them and their human masters. (10)
• For plants, like houses and human complaints, required the best expert consideration. (8)
• Facts were facts, human nature would never be anything but human nature! (8)
• I hate to think of it, though I believe she is as safe as human forethought could make her. (14)
• Because, to sing, involved the highest accomplishment of which the human spirit could boast. (10)
• Brother and sister were Welsh, and I may observe that there is human nature and Welsh nature. (10)
• Beaton recognized the fact with the satisfaction which it somehow always brings to human pride. (9)
• They bored him; but he had a genuine human interest in the living part of what he saw and did. (14)
• The lock yielded to her hand, and, luckily, with no sullen sound that could alarm a human being. (4)
• She marked a line where the light of duty should not encroach on the light of our human desires. (10)
• You must age; you must live in Courts, you must sound the human bosom, rightly to appreciate it. (10)
• Nothing sordid need be said or, indeed, perceived; all may be left to the workings of human nature. (16)
• Why could not human beings let their troubles be as this cow left the flies that clung about her eyes? (8)
• That grand tongue of the giant City inspires none human to Bardic eulogy while we let those discords be. (10)
• The gulf fixed by class and habit between soul and human soul yawned before Felix as it had never before. (8)
• The sky was simply darkness overhead; even the flying clouds pursued their way invisibly to human eyesight. (2)
• Jenny Denham saw a real human expression of anxiety cross the features of the earl at the sound of the cough. (10)
• I pretend in the teeth of all concerned to establish her happiness and yours, and nothing human shall stop me. (10)
• He sees the human current flowing on either side of him and his huddled escort, like tide waves parted by a rock. (1)
• The cabman smiled; and that smile between those two deep hollows was surely as strange as ever shone on a human face. (8)
• The concentration of his active mind directed his whole being on the track of Clotilde, idealizing her beyond human. (10)
• Breckon addressed them suavely in their owe tongue which had never come in more deferential politeness from human lips. (9)
• Considering what human nature has the misfortune to be, it is wonderful that there was so little of violence and crime. (7)
• Could any human being have sent messengers post to London, ordered, and had it despatched here within this short time? (10)
• The seventeen human beings who had lost their lives in the fire had not even pointed a moral by their agonizing death. (13)
• Inevitable victim of the Silent Bargain he may be, but he is human and will not be good simply because he has the chance. (16)
• Human nature is consistently underrated in business, people do themselves out of an awful lot of pleasure and profit by that. (8)
• I wished that the human side of it could have been more unquestionably adequate, but the equine side of the event was perfect. (9)
• He looked at her with twinkling eyes, full of the triumph the spectator of his species feels in signal exhibitions of human nature. (9)
• It is neither a human being nor an animal; it smells of cow-udders and scented powder, and makes an insufferable and repulsive noise. (12)
• Money and its uses had impressed her; the quantity possessed by some, the utter need of it for the first of human purposes by others. (10)
• On the contrary, she appreciated a scene of such absolute comedy, recognizing it instantly as a situation plucked out of human nature. (10)
• The old priest fanned his face with his curled hat, and raised one hand as he uttered a gentle chiding in reproof of curbless human sorrow. (10)
• Nay, the most worthless creatures are most serviceable for examination, when the microscope is applied to them, as a simple study of human mechanism. (22)
• Complaints innumerable flow to the main entrance, but everybody receives a fair hearing and just treatment in so far as human effort can bring it about. (21)
• And it began to see that this Perfection, cosmically, was nothing but perfect Equanimity and Harmony; and in human relations, nothing but perfect Love and Justice. (8)
• Every superfluous or thoughtless expenditure of yours jeopardizes a human soul; every frugality you practise is at once translated into concrete human weal. (12)

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Definition of human:

• human, h’man, adj. belonging or pertaining to man or mankind: having the qualities of a man. | n. (_coll._) a human being. | n. h’mankind, the human species. | adv. h’manly. (0)

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