Sentence examples for become humane from inspiring English sources

The fact alone that MSI is being allowed to exist, has so far given plenty of Irish women hope that the laws of their country could actually at some point become humane.

The image of Rolex has become more humane".

The sport has become more humane in recent years, but the evolution must continue.

As talented people adopt those priorities, America may become more humane, but it will be less prosperous.

Once we recognize that someone is dying and that dying people have a claim upon us, things usually become more humane and compassionate.

If practised assiduously – "all day and every day", as Confucius enjoined – we begin to appreciate our profound interdependence and become fully humane.

The propagandist Dickens calls for the immediate righting of wrongs, but the novelist Dickens says, mainly through implication, that all men not just schoolmasters and state hirelings—should become more humane.

"It's a step in the right direction for our city to become truly humane and civil for walking and bike riding," said Charles Komanoff, who heads a group called Right of Way.

How may we become more humane, more generous to ourselves and one another?

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.

In the history of American jurisprudence with the continued building of industrialized prisons, the rights of prisoners have become more humane in regards to the contact with the outside world.