Sentence examples for his humane from inspiring English sources

"A distinction should be made between Mansfield's decisions as a judge who consistently furthered the interests of merchants and property owners, even at the expense of fundamental human rights, and his humane conduct of his personal life," he writes.

Yet Sacks was such a resonant writer precisely because his sense of the importance of the personal and human, learned partly from his humane medical parents, is tempered by an equal attraction toward the abstract and scientific.

Sadly, he managed to overcome his humane impulses.

Rimbaud's gift for languages and his humane treatment of the Ethiopians made him popular with them.

His humane, engaged, and incisive criticism made him an invaluable guide to that art.

Best of all, he argues his humane, centrist position without apology or hesitation.

The admirable servant Jacques, who sees through yet loyally serves and protects his bonehead of a master and who establishes and maintains his own humane values, following his heart as well as his head in a world given over to cruelty and chance, is the model new man of the Enlightenment.

The extent to which he forces himself to ignore his more humane impulses makes his situation all the more excruciating.

Of course, it features Self's trademark satirical cadenzas, but this is perhaps his most humane book to date: his wit is tempered, becoming steelier and more ferocious.

The great pianist has long been more than a part-time poet, and now comes a collected edition of his work, in which his wryly humane observations on music and life reveal themselves via surrealist squibs.

The zest of Dickens for his urban apocalypses burned through his own humane sense of fairness.