| Her skin was milk-white and inhumanly perfect, without a single freckle or flaw. |
| He goes to the extent of punishing the students inhumanly when the new unjustified demands of the school are not fulfilled by the parents. |
| Adolescent youth are inhumanly and artifically segregated from one another in schools and colleges. |
| He tried to stare back at her with the intolerability of the inhumanly inoculated. |
| The physical feats they are able to accomplish with relative ease seem inhumanly impossible for the rest of us who have to deal with gravity and lower back pain. |
| It punctures all their carefully crafted movie-of-the-week fictions about inhumanly perfect, noble, victimized minorities. |
