Sentence examples similar to humane interpretations from inspiring English sources
Stacy Stoltz's Stella is likewise a model of clear, honest and humane interpretation.
Mr Nouri had used his show trial to argue for a more liberal and humane interpretation of Islamic law and his sentence has been widely challenged.Kuwait's parliament rejected a bill giving women political rights by 32 votes to 30.
Harris never charged at the audience with her always-humane interpretations, but she wouldn't let them be ignored, either.
A.C. Bradley's magisterial Shakespearean Tragedy (1904), a book that remains highly readable, showed how the achievements of scholarship could be applied to a humane and moving interpretation of Shakespeare's greatest work.
Favouring insight over visceral excitement, his interpretation was at once thoughtful and wonderfully humane.
This declaration appears not to cover CIA detainees and is ambiguous with respect to the interpretation of Common Article 3 and the definition of "humane treatment".
The centre of his interpretation was located, tellingly, in the Offertorium, with its pleading, humane choral unisons, rather than the surrounding cosmic drama.
He shows the astounding modernity of the open, Goethean self that irradiates these works, albeit his "Meister" interpretation sometimes overtaxes the botanical analogy: the novel bristles with humane rejoinders to the mechanical philosophy.
"Magnanimous and humane".
