Sentence examples for a humane version from inspiring English sources

The lavish brochure enthused over a vision of glass and titanium straight from the drawing boards of Richard Neutra and Frank Gehry, but softened by landscaped parks and artificial lakes, a humane version of Corbusier's radiant city.

"On the one hand, you have the Blair who occupies the center--a more humane version of Thatcherism... Tony Blair II is much more radical and free-thinking.

A Czech military officer admonished Kodes, telling him, "You should not have said that you met Drobny". Call Navratilova's environment a mildly humane version of a George Orwell scenario (if such is possible).

In the 1900 Olympics in Paris, live birds were used as targets in shooting, a sport that evolved from European hunting contests to a more humane version.

Despite all this, New York continued to cultivate a more humane version, one with palpable links to the social compact sealed generations earlier.

Though the title of Craig Lucas's searching, grandly imbalanced new work gives fair warning, it's understandable if you're temporarily lulled into thinking that you're watching a more humane version of the film "Waiting for Guffman".

They dared to dream and begin making strides to make their vision of a better, more humane version of capitalism a reality.

Whether or not a world is still to be won (by those privileged by money, or belonging to God's elect, their chance membership of one social class, race or nation), it will certainly be lost to all humanity, if the present generation cannot formulate a more modest, humane version of prosperity with justice within the limits of what the planet, not the market, can bear.