Sentence examples for humane sensitivity from inspiring English sources
Mr. Edmundson strives to read and teach the authors who inspire him with what he calls "humane sensitivity".
Only the topmost ones, out of reach, are intact, almost perfectly so — reminders of the humane sensitivity of the original design.
Mr. Edmundson strives to read and teach the authors who inspire him with what he calls "humane sensitivity". "The battle is to make such writers one's own, to winnow them out and to find their essential truths," he says.
The modesty and humane sensitivity referred to by Howe underscores a paradoxical trait in Hofstadter: he combined a deferential exterior with opinionated and fiercely independent judgments in his professional work.
The restoration of a vigorous, wide-ranging interest in life is an admirable goal, and Phillips addresses himself to the task with wit, humane intelligence and a sensitivity to the insights of Shakespeare, Blake, Keats and Henry James, alongside those of Freud and D. W. Winnicott.
There are many facets of Jean Carroz for which he will be remembered: his gentle nature, generous and humane, but also just; his sensitivity, expressed so beautifully through his love of the piano and photography; his many professional capacities, effectively disguised under a mild and seemingly unruffled exterior, and attended by a humour that was always benign.
The essayists inquire whether the friction between acquisition and preservation, quick wealth and refined sensitivity, will build a more humane and enlightened society.
There are three things that lift this book above mere exploitation: the seriousness of Leroi's scientific investigations; the humane concern he manifests for the suffering other; and the sensitivity of his aesthetic appreciation of the wonders of nature.
"Lost in the Stars," presented in a humane and affecting production directed by Tazewell Thompson, was cast with great sensitivity to the racial identities of the various characters.
It was precisely her sense of the common ground (in terms of basic sensations and feelings) between animals and people that allowed her to show such sensitivity to animals, and to insist so forcefully on their humane management.
