In the early 1980s, architects were looking for an alternative to the cold and inhuman style of modernism, and they gravitated toward what's now known as postmodernism.
This effect, called " the uncanny valley" because of the dip in acceptance between clearly inhuman and clearly human forms, is well known, particularly to animators, but why it happens is a mystery.
Now he would have the last laugh. He would live and carry it to the ship in the shining sea. He laughed aloud, making an inhuman sound, and the sick wolf howled with him.
“DON'T—” screamed Snape, and his face was suddenly demented, inhuman, as though he was in as much pain as the yelping, howling dog stuck in the burning house behind them, “—CALL ME COWARD! ”
They've been known to drown people who fail to best their inhuman strength and to catch children by the legs and pull them into watery graves, meaning no one was ever completely safe near the waters.
Pope Francis led prayers for Pittsburgh on Sunday in St. Peter's Square, denouncing the inhuman act of violence and praying for an end to the " flames of hatred" that fueled it.
MSF says the Greek island, of course, where there is still no reception facility, it said condition had become so inhuman in reception centers in Italy that the charity had to leave.
She only knew she had left her tired body and floated somewhere above it where there was no pain and weariness and her brain saw things with an inhuman clarity.
The order said the regime must -- quote -- " take all measures to prevent acts of torture and other cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment."