Sentence examples for humane passion from inspiring English sources

Their intense bond energizes a complex web of dormant relationships — involving Jacob's girlfriend, Tricia (Kristin Slaysman), and Colleen's childhood friend Emily Molly Plunkk), among many others — and the agonized yet sweetly comic action yields profound tenderness and grandly humane passion.

Clearly, Greenberg's humane passion is on the side of wild fish; in the case of the bluefin tuna he calls for the kind of ban that has been applied to whales.

Recognising that a stable economic environment was necessary, the Archbishop challenged the British Labour movement to "revive the passion for humane social existence; to reflect on what human character is needed for stability and justice to prevail; and to resist the barbarising and dehumanising of economic life which jeopardises natural and human capital alike".

Yet, reflecting on Dodgson's life (and photographs), one can't help feeling that the Victorian tendency to compartmentalize the passions had its humane side, too.

Carey has produced a humane, gloriously Australian book of grand passion, bad breath and high mischief.

He is an engaging guide – keen-eyed, self-reflective, shrewd, humane – and these articles have a pleasing passion.

She might have mentioned "virile," "poetic," "humane" and "edged," as well as "vitality," "passion," "immediacy," "momentum" and (not in a good way) "genteelism".

It's in his intellectual-yet-imaginative, inquisitive-yet-humane studies of the human body that his visual genius perfectly complements his passion for knowledge.

Love makes us altruistic, humane.

At barely over 100 lean, immaculately crafted pages, this humane novella depicts the devastating impact wreaked by adult passions.

And others have converted the passions of the sixties into various forms of humane and intellectual activity.