Sentence examples for humane disposition from inspiring English sources
The natural Burman is of a singularly humane disposition.
Diogenes reports a number of slanderous stories that were circulated by Epicurus' opponents, despite which he affirms that Epicurus was of an extraordinarily humane disposition; this was the prevailing view, shared even by hostile witnesses to Epicureanism.
Ossie Davis steals at least one scene as a rebellious West Indian, but look for Michael Redgrave, too, as a brig staffer with a more humane disposition.
Indeed, even the American Bar Association's House of Delegates passed a resolution calling for the evaluation and humane disposition of victims of cruelty, including fight-bust dogs.
Supporters of the law, including Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, whose office has been defending it in court, said the rule was aimed at ensuring the "humane disposition of fetal remains" and had nothing to do with restricting women's reproductive rights.
The human disposition is cruel.
Although he was most gentle and humane in his disposition, his aspect was stern and forbidding, so that he was seldom accosted alone by any who were not intimate with him.
VanKavage says she's heartened now to see another state come in line with the American Bar Association's 2011 resolution calling for legislative and governmental bodies "to ensure the humane treatment and disposition of seized animals".
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.
This figure is a dreamy quietist of peaceable disposition, who savors apolitical friendship, nurses a skeptical outlook, and looks to an anti-theoretical politics of homey tradition and humane, but chastened, sentiment to guide him.
