Sentence examples for become a humane from inspiring English sources
Technology has now become a humane way to help those of us in circumstances we cannot change, to still be there at a time of need.
So far ideas submitted include Barcode Wikipedia, a tool for sharing cycle routes in London and an idea for how the web could help the UK prison system become a more humane institution for those with friends or family serving jail terms.
As she put it in an essay for an anthology, "Death: The Final Stage of Growth" (1997), "Confrontation with death and dying can enrich one's life and help one to become a more human and humane person".
It will become a lot more humane, a lot healthier, and a lot more sustainable.
Efficiency was not allowed to suffer, but the Bundeswehr became a more humane environment for the nation's conscripted youth.
Belkin's article evokes a subtle nod to "Lysistrata": women withdrawing their talents until the workplace becomes a more humane environment.
This proved an advantage, when she, as a teenager, moved to America and experienced a great cultural difference: "Those books had allowed me to become a more successful and humane traveller.
"The prison service has spent the last 20 years struggling to become a service that's decent, humane and tries to rehabilitate," Lyon said.
What was once a noble, humane society has since become a vulgar, warlike one.
You have become a witness to that situation, you have had a humane emotional reaction.
