She just seemed curious about how human beings felt.

'Any reasonably responsible human being in your situation would feel guilt,' David said, and he smiled, perhaps to soften harsh words.

The sensation every human being had felt was not an actual shaking of the ground.

"The idea is to make a place where human beings feel like guests in somebody else's home."

Suddenly he is just a lonely human being, one who pleads: "I live with bread like you, feel want, taste grief, need friends."

She must be afraid, if such beings felt fear.

But how many human beings feel that way and don't have the imagination to do anything about it?

Human beings feel that they must remain on guard, in case some sudden danger presents itself.

Why is it that most human beings feel a sneaking satisfaction in the downfall of another?

Sad, isn't it, when a human being can only feel good about themselves by being unpleasant to other people?