Sentence examples for human stakes from inspiring English sources
He has sometimes struggled to convey the human stakes of the policies he has initiated.
The Bourne movies put identifiable human stakes into the action equation, along with a sense of palpable moral outrage, politics and, under Mr. Greengrass's kinetic watch, increased torque.
Like Mr. Damon and Ms. Blunt they can bring you into this world because Mr. Nolfi never takes his eye off the human stakes.
The plot is about putting together "a project," which is what drives the characters and gives them hope, substituting for more substantial human stakes.
It's a logistically mind-boggling stunt, garnished with surprising human stakes, that rather takes the shine off Birdman – which, after all, only faked its whizzy technical conceit.
There are actual human stakes – simple but sturdy ones – in this story of a retired hitman out for justice after a Russian mob yob kills his dog.
Not if the animal right we are talking about is a right to life, and the human interest at stake is health.
"It is a human high-stakes drama that takes place to contemplate how this country is treating immigrants today".
"While pioneer modern humans were staking tenuous footholds" in the region, the last Neandertals "were hanging on," Finlayson says.
The Tempest inhabits a thoroughly organic sound world, with a musical language that speaks of human feeling and stakes its credibility on moments of the most transparent beauty.
The battlefield was boundless, because it was the human spirit; the stakes were as high as possible, because the very soul of Argentina was emperilled.
