Sentence examples for humane ones from inspiring English sources

What if the systems that have developed around independent films — including wondrously humane ones such as this very film festival — risk congealing into another set of norms?

"It places political posturing above public health and tabloid values above humane ones".

We seem to be entering an age where we want to embrace more openness and understanding toward our teams, for both practical reasons (e.g. improving staff retention) and increasingly for humane ones (e.g. to relish the intrinsic rewards of improving the lives of others).

"But on a smaller scale – a more humane, one-to-one scale – I have seen some changes.

A smart city is a humane one that offers multiple opportunities to exploit its human potential and help people lead creative lives.

One can begin, perhaps, by reclaiming the word "humane," one of the many things degraded and twisted in the scandal.

Yet the abstraction that Camus bravely defended is a humane one; Adam characterizes it as the opposition to "totalitarian thought," to the readiness of political idealists to "look past the humanity of the kulaks or the pieds noirs or whoever is the necessary victim of the day," to the recognition that "all systems of ideal government were wrong, all atrocities equally atrocious".

Even if the violence had been justified, even if his father didn't always say, "You must risk your friend's life, your family's, your own, you must be willing to die — even to save the life of your enemy — if ever, of two deeds, the humane one may be done," it was not his father's act of forgiveness but his kindness that baffled Etgar.

Recent trends suggest that this evolution is a more humane one.

Were they not in a "humane one-point restraint," the guard told me, they might hang themselves with the wires. .

"The West lost its democratic face in Egypt, its humane one in Syria, its sincere one in Iraq and its peaceful one in Palestine.