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What could be more inhuman than to cause benefits to result in cruelty?
2
Jean-Claude snarled at him, looking more inhuman than the entire time he was feeding.
3
Now, she stood motionless, which was somehow much more inhuman and frightening than before.
4
What formed there, more inhuman from Its likeness to humanity?
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What could be more inhuman than this consequence of a partial enjoyment of education!
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They are more inhuman in appearance than the dogs.
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Nor was it more inhuman than it was unjust.
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Presently he laughed- acracklingcackle like new-lighted kindling wood; nothing could have been more inhuman in sound.
9
But though some punishments are more inhuman than others there is no such thing as humane punishment.
10
To say he met with none would be to make them out more inhuman than they were.
11
The old man grows daily more wearisome, more detestable, more inhuman, yet shows no sign of death.
12
If I had lost an umbrella he could not have viewed my plight with more inhuman blandness!
13
The perfection made her more inhuman.
14
The still more inhuman tigress said, I suppose you want Mr. Williams to pray by you, don't you?
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In truth, however, Vanderbilt was not more inhuman than many of the contemporary shining lights of the business world.
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Never could there be any duty incumbent upon man much more inhuman and devoid of interest than my own.
