Sentence examples for humane picture from inspiring English sources

It's a very humane picture and one that stands out in a season full of angst-ridden superheroes, bombastic proclamations and empty explosions.

Ms. Kurland, eschewing irony, has found a subtle way to redefine beauty and in the process to give us a humane picture of Arcadia that is not at all what we might expect.

A group of boys in silhouette are charmingly out of focus, our attention diverted by the blur of the faces to the rhythm of their gestures against a stark backdrop: it's a deeply humane picture of Egyptians without the predictable European condescension.

That being the case, it seems a shame not to have any photographs to illustrate this volume, but anyone feeling short-changed can find a family album on Allende's website, which neatly completes this warm and humane picture of a writer's messy life.

"If they are not quite dead, the cinema and the movies sink deeper than ever into their preoccupation with dying," he wrote, his one caveat the result of having actually enjoyed a few "humane pictures made modestly on absorbing stories with a feeling for fictional lives that can be overwhelming", including Winter's Bone, The Arbor, A Prophet and Inception.

Vitali's photographs depict similar scenes but without the eye contact and the individual details that make the Weegee picture so humane.

What should win Slumdog, for three reasons: it's a bold, humane, beautifully crafted movie; it's achieving popularity without a big budget, stars or English dialogue; and it will encourage the industry to support similar adventurous pictures.

Cartier-Bresson's pictures are ingenious Chinese boxes: humane miracles of rhyming form and surreal happenstance that beg to be unpacked.

The picture that emerges is a rounded, humane one.

His vision is essentially humane and thus old-fashioned, and both his pictures and writing – he has published several illuminating books of essays – are characterised by a sense of purpose you do not much encounter in photography any more.

In addition to posting pictures online, shelters supply animals to humane pet stores that spruce them up, get them checked out by vets and display them in cheery storefronts.