Sentence examples for humane nature from inspiring English sources
In a production where Neil Patel's sleek grid-like set (that annoyingly obscures lights behind it specifying locales) and David Finn's lighting are crucially effective, the human and humane nature of those associated with the super-human efforts--the amount of drinking the participants did, for instance, and then their abiding post-bombing guilt--is both surveyed and stinted.
The same Chinese records emphasized the humane nature of Pyu government and the elegance and grace of Pyu life.
Yet Poulidor, affectionately known as Poupou, retains a totemic appeal in French popular culture simply because of his earthy and humane nature.
The question how long consciousness is present after a neck cut is essential to gauge the humane nature and acceptability of decapitation.
If you take away the racism and phrenology, Raine argues, you can see he was "on the path toward a sublime truth": The study of the biological roots of criminal behavior — or "neurocriminology" — will not only yield satisfying insights into human nature, it can incite effective and humane methods for reducing crime.
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.
Properly performed, "slaughter is more humane than nature," she went on.
Brahms is a key influence in Suk's early, otherwise Dvorákian First Symphony, a gauche but humane hymn to nature.
The developments of the last few days are extremely worrisome to me for reasons of humane and political natures.
This conceptual transformation began by the late 6th century bce, at about the same time Confucius and other philosophers initiated humane speculation on the nature of statecraft and social welfare.
We may never comprehend the intimate relation between a significant fact and the perceiver who appreciates it, but we should trust that it is not in vain to view nature with "humane affections" (Journal, 2/20/57 & 6/30/52).
