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Meanings of humanness in English
Usage of humanness in English
1
Her humanness becomes beside the point there, and that, to me, yeah.
2
He is distinctly and excessively male, at the expense of his humanness.
3
The other people were drinking too, were emerging from caste into humanness.
4
He was too wildly incomprehensible with his changes from humanness to folly.
5
And give the poem the gift of a home in your particular humanness.
6
People crave meaning in their products and humanness in their interactions.
7
Herzog takes this to heart and then wonders what constitutes humanness.
8
We are made to forgive, but our humanness rarely allows us to forget.
9
Her characters possess quirks that intrigue the reader without overshadowing their essential humanness.
10
Man in his humanness, Nietzsche felt, denied his animal heritage and animal qualities.
11
What stilled her hand was his beauty, and also his humanness, his vulnerability.
12
All this is changing before our eyes, with the advancing humanness of women.
13
All its lilt and rhythm and color and humanness as well.
14
And I suppose I have to hope that these people's humanness carried readers through.
15
Jesus reveals to me to-day the humanness of God and the divineness of man.
16
A great sense of humanness and comradeship swept over him.
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Humanness across language varieties
United Kingdom
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