Doubtless, a wise Providence has governed here, as in other human affairs, and may have permitted this result, to show how speedily even semi-civilized men can be elevated under American Protestant free institutions.
And those who are not, are in a scarcely less deplorable condition of political slavery, to barbarous chiefs--who value neither life nor any other human right, or enthralled by priests to the most abject and atrocious superstitions.
Reading books is an idle occupation unless you make your reading profitable to other human beings, and that you cannot do on a desert island.
The three-year-old child is by inborn nature markedly sensitive to the presence and acts of other human beings, but the exact nature of his response varies.
It is an original tendency of man to be attentive to the behavior of other human beings.
To regard human beings as tools—as instruments—for the use of other human beings is not only unscientific but it is repugnant, stupid and short sighted.
What I am advocating is that we must learn to ask those who know how to produce things, instead of asking those whose profession is to fight for the division of things produced by nature or by other human beings.
It is to be observed, however, that precisely similar arguments might be urged against our affirmation of purpose, design, will, as the spring of the actions of other human beings.
Hence the causality of mind is a vera causa; we bring it in to account for the actions of other human beings, and by precisely the same process of reasoning we invoke it to explain the operations of nature.
For the moral impulses of each individual commonly draw a large part of their effective force from the sympathy of other human beings.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "other human" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
