Its divine origin and destiny are never obscured; but knowledge is regarded as merely human, and, therefore, as falling short of the truth.
They, too, regard the intellect as merely human, and the emotion of love as divine.
In truth, in the work of humanity two tendencies are usually undistinguished, which, if life is to continue to advance, need to be distinctly separated: a spiritual culture and a merely human culture.
To the spiritual movement, the advancement of merely human well-being is far too mean an aim.
If we were to look for a primary cause for such barbaric criminality in merely human motives, we should fail to find one at all commensurate with the enormity of the guilt.
The Scriptures are the production equally of God and of man, and are therefore never to be regarded as merely human or merely divine.
The conviction is growing that the words, as they stand in all the Greek texts, cannot have been the utterance of a merely human Jesus, the pattern of truthfulness and the example of humility.
If she is merely human, why do not the laws of all other human societies appear to affect her too?
She is content with nothing but a Divine Peace, and in its cause is the occasion of bloodier wars than any waged from merely human motives.
She will give up all that is merely human, if the world will have it so, and will resist not evil if it merely concerns herself.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "merely human" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
