11.   Even baseball owners are, in the extremely long run, capable of that very human trait of being embarrassed by one of their own kind.

12.   Evidently, gossip is one human trait that computers are learning to emulate.

13.   Has music blossomed in the march of human evolution, becoming a uniquely human trait, or are other animals, such as songbirds, equally musical?

14.   He likes to humanize wines, to give them personalities and human traits, instead of talking about oak and acidity.

15.   Human traits cannot be imposed on a gorilla.

16.   I object to creationism because it represents a desperate denial of our most basic human trait.

17.   If all human traits stem from single genes, then how could the encyclopedic differences between humans and roundworms be explained by so few genes?

18.   It is not a matter of projecting human traits onto animals or animal traits onto humans, the way it has been done for centuries.

19.   It proves that we humans down here on Earth are alive and reaching out into the cosmos with our peculiarly human traits and practices.

20.   Like many of his winemaking colleagues, Coventry tends to assign human traits to grapes.