Humanly speaking, the difference seemed against me, and yet, in a more spiritual point of view, it might perhaps be said to be in my favor.
Doubtless, too, there was many a sincere and guileless soul among the philosophic herd, to whom, humanly speaking, nothing more was wanting than the preaching of the faith.
Humanly speaking, and to human eyes, the Son of Joseph the carpenter was himself an ignorant man.
It was, humanly speaking, by a mere accident that she discovered where it might be found.
On these two pillars, humanly speaking, is society built, and whatever is antagonistic to these fundamental principles is necessarily and directly antagonistic to civilization.
We can never dare to feel safe in the hands of this unjust--humanly speaking--Moral Governor, or predicate from our instinctive notions of right and wrong what his requirements may be.
But no candid man will doubt that, humanly speaking, it was a more difficult thing to write the Principia than to write the Decalogue.
Yet, humanly speaking, I have no courage to face this crisis .
I often think of it; when you are young it must be hard, humanly speaking, but God knoweth best.
There was a good lot of shelling from the Turks but, humanly speaking, we were all quite snug and safe in the big gully or moving down the deep communication trenches.
As it swallowed up the last lingering colours of the sunset, the world grew grey, then black, and we were, humanly speaking, safe.
These Eski Lines were first held about the 7th or 8th May and have since been worked up, mainly by the energy of de Lisle, into fortifications, humanly speaking, impregnable.
Eastern Mediterranean with Maxwell administering my Egyptian Base, then, humanly speaking, this entry would have been dated from Constantinople.
Humanly speaking, that people which bounds its efforts only with its being, must give the law to that nation which will not push its opposition beyond its convenience.
Humanly speaking, the way in which you meet and hook up with this gentleman will have more to do with determining your success in life than any other one thing.
Humanly speaking, it was through the friendly offices of Barnabas that Paul had risen to prominence in the church.
Nothing, humanly speaking, but luxury, effeminacy and corruption, can ever deprive us of this envied superiority.
Humanly speaking, there is far, far more to keep them fast than to carry them away.
The best years of his life are going, and, humanly speaking, there is not any chance of his changing his mind, at least till he has made a trial of the Church of Rome.
Take the two men who, humanly speaking, have the affairs of this war most largely in their hands: Admiral Beatty and Sir William Robertson.
Humanly speaking, they are a great people, but they are scientific savages.
Humanly speaking, the battle was theirs and then Calais was theirs and they could dominate the Channel.
Why, man, humanly speaking, we stand on the brink of a volcano.
No conditions of peace are worth accepting unless they will, humanly speaking, secure this result.
Had Belgium yielded instead of standing out, then, humanly speaking, nothing could have averted the immediate success of the German dash for Paris.
But so much as this, it was in connexion with my going to Stuttgart, and, humanly speaking, the thing would not have occurred, had I not gone thither.
We should not have had enough, humanly speaking, had there not been sent yesterday afternoon 5l.
It has been debated whether the act of a suicide is, humanly speaking, one of courage or cowardice: we are inclined to the latter opinion, but the question is immaterial.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "humanly speaking" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
