It was this complex and humane sensibility that first drew Mr. Rogow to Mr. Sayles in the early 1980's.
Punchy, compact and endlessly inquisitive, Churchill's play is no simple warning against the perils of science messing with nature, but a complex and humane study of parental guilt, regret and responsibility and what it really means to be a father or son.
What were we really doing with our complex pharmaceuticals, our humane ways, our ethical behaviour, our warped cruelty?
I have yet to complete the 13-episode run but haven't hit a duff one yet: Fey's tart comic signature colours the whole enterprise, but this is more humane, complex material than 30 Rock.
The final dimension, engagement, emphasizes how scholars might relate differently to their teaching, discovery, application, and integration activities by collaborating with people and organizations beyond campus and ultimately directing their work toward larger, more complex, and more humane ends (Boyer 1996).
The result is a never preachy depiction of teen dating abuse that is fully humane, complex, avoids victim-blaming and shows compassion for both the victim of violence, and the young perpetrator raised in an incredibly violent home--while never excusing the violence itself.
His complex but always deeply humane creations weave an endlessly rich meditation on art and life as they voraciously, generously gorge on love, memory, photographs and relics.
Tobar draws fully upon his skills as both a journalist and a fiction writer, drawing portraits of protagonists that are humane and complex without being sentimental or judgmental.
Lennon, as the whole world knows by now, was a complex character, brutal and humane, crazy and wise, conflicted as hell.
Swathed in a giant gilded kimono, with a traditional pillbox hat, fearsome makeup and an awesome array of bracelets, rings and whatnot, he somehow manages to render the complex song "A More Humane Mikado (Let the Punishment Fit the Crime)" with malevolent glee, hurling mouthfuls of lyrics all the way to the back row.
