Sentence examples for humane intentions from inspiring English sources

And yet by 1993, many New Yorkers had had enough of humane intentions; they wanted the city to be shaken.

Care was stretched thin and their humane intentions were lost in the crowded wards, where ever more patients were "put away" for life.

Even though Herbert had all good (and humane) intentions, PETA obviously had some beef with the record, which you can read more about here.

"With an informed public, with adequate resources and with humane intentions and participation by those who are affected, we can develop policies and services which will make a difference and be durable".

Brown is a decent, humane man, with good intentions, a formidable intellect, and a sharp sense of humor, which he keeps well hidden.

For Glover argues that human nature encompasses not just destructive impulses but "moral resources": humane impulses that sometimes recoil from the intentions of the monsters.

In his work, he said, he always sought to be humane but truthful, to write without the intention of causing hurt.

Instead the intention was to "create a more humane capitalist society that continues the values of the left — equality, solidarity, protection of the weak - and that recognises the role of active government in achieving this".

Lewis's rampant anarchy is also a radical democracy, celebrating the most humane impulses of the despised and downtrodden, exalting the noble intentions of pathetic bumblers, elevating the humble bearers of common virtues to heroes — and, along the way, giving the world a good guilt trip for not noticing these things on their own.

Blick's intelligent, deeply humane writing acknowledged all sides of the argument, as mistrust and good intentions became mired in compromise, historical grievance and that eternal bugbear of bad politics, miscommunication.

Altman is a wonderful movie-director and a humane man; but, on this evidence, he has little respect for writers or the intentions behind Miller's satiric tale.