A wistful, humane, readable account, by a friend of the actress, that means to capture her as an intelligent, industrious performer and as a vulnerable woman, prone to depression and a superstitious fear of "dark waters".
"Since the 1990s, we've been trying to come up with a process that is more emotionally humane and accounts for the interests of children," said Joanna Roth, a Harvard-educated lawyer in Seattle who entered divorce law after she and her husband split up.
About two months after writing this article, on the 26th of December, Nicola lost the uneven battle against cancer, which he describes below in the most humane and open account we have seen.
About two months after writing this article, on the 26th of December, Nicola lost the uneven battle against cancer, which he describes below in the most humane and open account we've seen.
Yet in placing the source of evil within human beings, Augustine's account is more humane than myths in which evil is a sinister force that acts to subvert human goodness.
His Pulitzer Prize-winning account is "humane, learned, written with flair and radiant with a calm intelligence and wit," Benson Bobrick said here in 2000.
All procedures for handling of mice, housing, and maintenance were performed according to approved institutional guidelines that take into account the humane treatment and all required safeguards to minimize suffering.
The handen system of equal land distribution in Japan was an outgrowth of the Mencius' account (3 A/3) of "humane government".
More recently, Landis MacKellar published "The 'Double Indemnity' Murder: Ruth Snyder, Judd Gray and New York's Crime of the Century" — a comprehensive yet streamlined nonfiction account, well researched and humane, that's as gripping as a thriller.
Bernstein follows the case through fads in child psychology and shifts in political power down to 2000, and her account — gripping, capricious, and humane — is reminiscent of a Dickens novel.
