Meanings of unmistakably human in English

Masculine ghost lifted, and feminine ghost struggled and pinched in a manner unmistakably human.

And that wreckage and those corpses would be unmistakably human.

The luminous object disappeared with a faint explosive sound, followed by a shout unmistakably human.

It was unmistakably human, though almost deafeningly loud.

While sorting through the stomach of an eighteen-foot specimen, they make a disturbing discovery: bones that are unmistakably human.

A skull, unmistakably human.

Its shadow on the snow was sharp and clear as a black paper silhouette, blocky and awkwardly configured, yet unmistakably human.

No; for their figures and their gait, as he now for the third time studied them through the glass, were unmistakably human.

Still, the intelligence that filled them was unmistakably human, although there was an element of animal cunning and impulse in there as well.

Close-by someone played a harp, very different from the gnomish zither, and a woman's voice, unmistakably human, lifted in a sad and wistful song.

In the flashlight's beam Rosie could see her mother, crumpled on the tiled floor and, beside her, shoeless and unconscious and unmistakably human, Grahame Coats.