Meanings of recognizably human in English

In all his travels, the people he had met were recognizably human.

Even Norberto's overbearing boss at the real estate firm always seems recognizably human.

There was nothing recognizably human in that look.

Like this, at least she remained recognizably human.

Among the familiar things that he would encounter would be creatures recognizably human yet in his view grotesque.

Some of these responses reflect a recognizably human fear of the unknown, and a discomfort with the uncertainty of change.

The figure, which was cooling rapidly, had a recognizably human shape, but was featureless and rocky like an unfinished sculpture.

But that simply vanished, leaving her features cold and lovely and remote and empty of all emotion, of anything recognizably human.

Then, Habrunt said under his breath, as much an agonized groan as any recognizably human utterance, The Emperor's Law is broken.

But even when he seemed a good few years ahead of the rest of us, artistically, his concerns remained recognizably human: Love, connection, dissatisfaction.

He had always believed the passion of scholars to be an invention of people who wrote books, an attempt to render them more recognizably human.

"But those means of forcibly extracting information that you're talking about don't leave anything recognizably human behind."