Sentence examples for a more humane view from inspiring English sources

Either way, there is a genuine need to raise awareness and develop a more humane view of migrant domestic workers in Arab countries, recognising them as real workers and not servants.

This logo presaged a wartime movie such as 49th Parallel or The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, which took a subtler, more humane view of the conflict than the usual black-and-white propaganda, or it proffered a thoughtful view of a possible postwar world the way A Canterbury Tale and A Matter of Life and Death did.

Writing in The Times, Torres said he had hoped to induce people "to look at it from a more humane point of view, making them understand that, ultimately, boxing is a contest of will and character where triumphs are decided by the power of the mind, not of the flesh".

But the trauma of the war had created widespread disillusionment about the entire liberal view of progress toward a more humane world.

Romney was among the most critical of Gingrich after his comments on illegal immigration in last week's debate, saying his stated view that the party needs to consider a more "humane" approach is actually "amnesty".

The benefits of lab-grown meat extend far beyond a more humane way to make palatable proteins for human consumption.

Charlotte Woodhead, director of law with humanities at the University of Warwick, says the course encourages students to stop viewing the law as "strict, prescriptive rules, and to engage with it in a more humane manner".

There was always a more humane answer, he contended.

Can Lelyveld create a more humane work environment?

But he takes a more humane approach with the young.

and that he wanted a "more humane" approach to immigration.