Sentence examples for humane expression from inspiring English sources
That sort of thing is not only harmless, but valuable — a humane expression of our engagement with our past and future, and with each other.
That sort of thing is not only harmless, but valuable a humane expression of our engagement with our past and future, and with each other.
As is the case with nearly all soldier books of this war, its language is course, but it is humane in expression.
It had to be made, and it happened out here in the western prairies of Chicago: the first expression, in humane terms, of what we call now "organic architecture".
Polls suggest that support for gay marriage is widespread among younger churchgoers, but every expression of liberal or humane sentiment enrages some conservatives who maintain that the church is free from homophobia.
As a history, The Missing Ink is patchy and too anecdotal for its own good, but its advocacy of one of the most humane and pleasurable forms of self-expression is pretty much irresistible.
There is also, albeit knowing, youthful optimism too and these expressions find equal with Fanon's humane theories and writings.
From this idea, conscience is specified a human right and capacity to determine the humane use of religious resources and also the norm for the rejection of inhumane expressions of religion within global ethics.
But to its credit, III did at least try to introduce a softer, more humane side to a lead character with fewer facial expressions than Frankenstein's monster, and every bit as compelling.
The Charter demanded the right to freedom of expression, freedom of association, a stop to politically-motivated prosecutions, humane treatment of political prisoners and other basic rights.
