Sentence examples for emphasise the human from inspiring English sources

Habemus Papam wants to emphasise the human consequences of a great religious office, and in that it succeeds.

As Dear insists, the benefit of a stage version is that it can emphasise "the human scale" of the story.

Joseph Musgrave, the political director of the Out4Marriage campaign, said: "Although it's great to have such a well-known celebrity support us, Hugh's key contribution is to emphasise the human element.

This was the tone of the official ceremony too, with a series of speeches emphasising the human cost and the lessons to be learned.

In the summer, I wrote unequivocally in favour of Kashmiri self-determination, emphasising the human rights abuses Indian forces have committed there.

She always emphasised the human suffering involved - not just by Catholic and Protestant families, but by the working-class British soldiers sent to fight the working-class Irish.

Emphasising the human benefits of buying ethical is the most important factor, as Crowther explains: "It is not just about functional information or education, but a genuinely emotional connection to the positive benefits that can be delivered".

This systematic literature review therefore mirrors the more recent progression in thinking behind both Integrated Care and Quality Management theories by re-emphasising the human factors which need to be considered when implementing complex interventions such as CCMs.

These studies serve to emphasise the differences between human and rat regulatory proteins and highlight the need for use of appropriate assays to decipher complex mutational mechanisms driving disease associations.

Such approaches emphasise the 'interdependency of the human and the material' [[ 39]: 39]].

Darwinism seemed to emphasise the darker sides of human nature, and that sat uncomfortably with socialism.