Sentence examples for humane men from inspiring English sources

Both Scofield's More and Mark Rylance's Cromwell are serious, humane men, both are fair, industrious, and unostentatious.

There were exceptions, and outstandingly able, cultured, and humane men did reach the top under Nicholas I, but they were few.

It goes without saying that humane men and women in the world of public service are willing to fight for what they believe, as are many opinionators.

I remember him as a really sharp, funny, humane man.

He's very self-doubting, an immensely humane man.

The head teacher was replaced by a more humane man, George Hodgson.

As a graduate student at Yale, I knew Bob Evenson as a deeply insightful and humane man and teacher.

The Richard III Society, formed in 1924, has since sought to rehabilitate his image as a good and humane man.

An inquisitive, engaged and humane man, he loved his family, his books, travel, good conversation and good food.

Setting him free, at least intellectually, turns him into a more humane man, but a stupider one, blinded by his own pretensions.

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