Sentences with phrase «small human beings»

Babies are small human beings who learn language and how to manage themselves from the large human beings in their lives.

He sometimes consciously quotes from art history, reinterpreting mannerism and the Renaissance, by overlapping his characteristic calligraphy composed of a multitude of small human beings.

Raising small human beings is hard work.

But if Rehnquist had paid attention to the depth of the argument in the brief, it should have been clear to him that the gradation of trimesters was utterly irrelevant to the status of that small human being, for it had never been anything other than a human being through the entire length of the pregnancy.

She explains the best methods by which to decapitate a small human being.

People expect you to start talking like Kate Middleton the moment you become responsible for a small human being, but it's hard to un-learn 35 years of muscle memory.

Okay, so you got through the pregnancy and you're finally home with two small human beings... now what?

Your baby will start off as a miniscule fertilized egg and grow to a small human being who is able to survive outside of your body.

It might sound a little scary at first, a small human being born into a pool of water, but think about the atmosphere your baby has been living in while inside you?

Available evidence from captive snakes suggests that even those strikes that result from cases of mistaken identity or defensive behavior may still result in constriction, which can prove fatal to people when a large python or a small human is involved.

The list goes on and on, it is amazing how a small human being can... View Post

She's a small human being who has the energy to fill Madison Square Garden.»

Voluptuous and intimidating, its overwhelming size reverses the typical human / animal dynamic suggesting instead a giant frog and a small human being.