Sentence examples for humane characteristic from inspiring English sources
The book's comedy comes from Beckett's parading a preposterous collection of lowlife beneath the high arch of his diction: for example, "Cooper's only visible humane characteristic was a morbid craving for alcoholic depressant," or "For an Irish girl Miss Counihan was quite exceptionally anthropoid".
Also, Confucianism's stress upon the cultivation of humane characteristics and the development of virtuous dispositions has inspired some scholars to interpret the Confucian Way as a sophisticated mode of virtue ethics that developed independently of the Western tradition.
It was during the character witnesses' testaments to Dr. Murray's humane characteristics and great skill that Murray began to cry.
"Whatever concerns that exist, including those about housing, jobs and so on," he said, "this can and must be addressed in a manner consistent with the dignified, humane and caring characteristics that define the majority of our people, not through criminal means".
His favourite expression, "I dressed him; God healed him," is characteristic of this humane and careful doctor.
Dignity promoting settings are those that feature humane circumstances characteristics like accessibility, transparency, friendliness, beauty, and calm.
Their participants described particular characteristics of helpful professionals: "nice, friendly, humane, attentive, obliging, helpful, patient, genuinely interested and genuinely involved" (p.420).
It is an indictment of capitalism and a practical argument for socialism in the world as it is, in Miliband's characteristic voice: measured, even austere, in confronting uncomfortable realities, yet deeply humane and optimistic.
