Sentence examples for humane scope from inspiring English sources
SEAN WILENTZ: Politics are inescapable for any writer of Bob Dylan's human and humane scope.
The pleasures of eating, the awkwardness of adolescent craving for peer approval and the vagaries of middle-age romance all fall within its generous, humane scope.
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.
Threaded with poignant personal recollection, his history is formidable in scope and profoundly humane.
His explorations of the character, scope and complexity of humane knowledge offer strength to those who seek to develop a philosophy of the humanities to supplement or rival the philosophy of science and expand our philosophical understanding of human knowledge.
The spaciousness and grandeur of this work's lines and the power of its construction place Brahms's underlying melancholy within the scope of a large, objective, nonreligious humane vision.
Lawmakers from both parties are backing a bill called the AWARE Act that would expand the scope of the Animal Welfare Act, which governs the humane treatment of laboratory animals.
For instance, Montesquieu believes that the laws of many countries can be made be more liberal and more humane, and that they can often be applied less arbitrarily, with less scope for the unpredictable and oppressive use of state power.
Keith Hellawell, the former chief constable of West Yorkshire who investigated the full scope of Sutcliffe's crimes after his conviction, thought it was humane to grant him this concession.
Still, the sheer size and scope of McDonald's business makes even incremental moves toward more sustainable, humane animal husbandry impactful.
