Sentence examples for humane aspects from inspiring English sources

Referring to the conclusion of The Quatermass Experiment, he commented that: "It almost boils down to an editorial speech by Quatermass representing humanity, or the humane aspects of humanity.

In citing the human and humane aspects of the film, it's important not to overlook its violence, which is no aberration but a central (and not necessarily only negative) element of Malick's American idyll.

Lukács's neo-Marxist literary criticism can be tendentious, but his neo-Hegelian insights, strikingly expressed, have appealed to those eager to salvage the more humane aspects of Marxism and to promote revolution, even against a modified capitalism and social democracy, by intellectual rather than political means.

We believe that such a cross-cultural analysis is not only interesting from a theoretical perspective but also very useful in practical and humane aspects, as it should promote a better understanding for solving many intercultural issues, including international cooperation in landscape protection, management, and planning.

"She could then test the humane aspect of having her head blown off for herself," he wrote.

Will Smith's Deadshot is also reasonably well defined, though due to either Smith's inherent likability or the script's emphasis on Deadshot's doting relationship with his daughter, it's easier to accept the humane aspect of his personality than the sociopathic killer.

Saving, future planning to be specific is a uniquely humane aspect.

While Farto's work always makes use of in situ materials, re-imagining the decrepit facades of the urban landscape as portraits underscoring the humane aspect of city life, we've never seen him work in this fashion.

I understand why people are attracted to go work in the governmental or private sectors, but I chose to work in the field of social entrepreneurship because it has an important humane aspect that increased my sense of belonging to my nation.

Interpersonal care in terms of respect, dignity and privacy during delivery and better sharing of information by the providers do not require any major investment, it's the humane aspect of care that can be easily addressed and provided to the users.

Aside from the humane aspect, animal remains in the hay can be costly, making the entire bale unusable.