Sentence examples for human places from inspiring English sources

You never know, it might even make our cities kinder, more human places.

Ugliness is his beat: like George Grosz and Peter Bagge, Steadman captures ugly human faces, ugly human places and ugly human deeds.

The reason is that bookstores are human places — they are extensions of the personalities of the men and women who operate them.

The existence of these medieval human places shows that a surface-rupturing earthquake occurred at some time after 1159 ± 28 BP.

Is it a safe place--a place the philosopher Jacques Derrida might call "unscathed" by the wounds and tragedies inflicted on all other human places?

Emerging societies and alternative communities almost always represent a high demand for identity in human places where it has been stripped or degraded.

It fixes the shame to its true, dark, human place.

"It is not a human place," Ackroyd writes.

"It's just not a human place," says Lynn, as if it is her first sighting.

They enter the realm of myth by connecting with a human place beyond and before words.

Probably the most important thing you can do is to give them a sense of human place with you.