Sentence examples for humane sense from inspiring English sources

Levy's novelistic defense against evil and injustice is her humane sense of comedy.

The zest of Dickens for his urban apocalypses burned through his own humane sense of fairness.

The Observer celebrated Levy's gift for comic timing and "scenes of virtuoso Jamaican farce," and the New York Times praised her "humane sense of comedy".

Here and throughout this nicely textured, intelligent collection, Desai graces her characters with supple and elegant prose, subtle insights and, above all, an understated, humane sense of comedy.

He sought to unite different communities and offer a profoundly humane sense of moral leadership that was respected by people of all faiths and none".

In a romantic betrayal fraught with high drama, Scott's girlfriend, Tammy Laura Harriss), the only character in the film with a humane sense of values, ditches Scott to ride off on a motorcycle with the hated Steve.

Gene Roddenberry, the creator of Star Trek, called Spock its "conscience", a quizzical, alien and yet also humane moral sense which pervaded the original NBC series as well as subsequent big-screen outings, most recently in the rebooted films directed by JJ Abrams.

As co-chair of the bipartisan Congressional Animal Protection Caucus, Rep. Moran worked with legislators on both sides of the aisle to create humane, common-sense legislation, ensuring a strong legacy of accomplishments and advocacy that will no doubt inspire other leaders.

But if Europe is to mean, as the impressive Jean-Claude Juncker insisted in Strasbourg this week, values that are both human, and humane in the broadest sense, then Europe is not yet united.

Ending homelessness in 10 years is humane, makes economic sense and is achievable.

Psychochemical warfare certainly promised a form of conflict less deadly than clouds of sarin — even more humane, in that sense, perhaps.