Sentence examples for humane rendering from inspiring English sources
Following Anna Wintour – seen by many as the original fashion monster – and her creative director Grace Coddington through a series of photoshoots and wranglings, it is an elegantly handled, realistic and humane rendering of the personalities, the judgements and the humour involved in working in fashion.
Tobar's portraits, acute and humane, render his characters intelligible.
Sachs' approach is so humane, and his characters so fully rendered, that an agenda never announces itself; instead, Sachs' worldview seeps into you.
It renders lonely solipsism universal and humane by way of rite and archetype and artistic excellence.
Summerson writes that, in the spirit of the Enlightenment, the notion of 'bienfaisance', literally meaning the desire to render society more reasonable and more humane, liberated the scope of both hospital and prison planning.
Swathed in a giant gilded kimono, with a traditional pillbox hat, fearsome makeup and an awesome array of bracelets, rings and whatnot, he somehow manages to render the complex song "A More Humane Mikado (Let the Punishment Fit the Crime)" with malevolent glee, hurling mouthfuls of lyrics all the way to the back row.
What renders a surgeon's work different and humane, however, is not just the individual doctor's desire to do the right thing by his or her patients (though I seriously wonder if Jay Bybee thought he was doing the right thing by his fellow Americans when he listed the 10 acceptable interrogation techniques, waterboarding among them).
Critics have long argued that using a single drug, the preferred method in animal euthanasia, is more humane than the three-drug cocktail, which involves a short-acting barbiturate to render the inmate unconscious, followed by a paralytic and then a chemical to stop the heart.
