Sentence examples for humane style from inspiring English sources

He wrote the script with Steve Schachter, the movie's director, who guided its consistently level-headed yet humane style.

Certainly, he has more in common with that animation studio's rapturous, humane style than the cold art cinema of his countryman Paolo Sorrentino (The Great Beauty, Youth).

Theodore Roosevelt summoned officials from the nation's leading football factories -- Harvard, Yale and Princeton -- to the White House to urge them to lead the way in creating a more humane style of play.

The young director had deliberately taken as low and scuzzy a tale as you could wish for — the progress of a stud (Mark Wahlberg) through the San Fernando Valley pornography trade in the nineteen-seventies and eighties — and treated it with the high, humane style that we associate with masters of elaboration like Altman and Welles.

The young director had deliberately taken as low and scuzzy a tale as you could wish for the progress of a stud (Mark Wahlberg) through the San Fernando Valley pornography trade in the nineteen-seventies and eighties and treated it with the high, humane style that we associate with masters of elaboration like Altman and Welles.

Critics have responded positively to his writing, noting its "passionate, humane" style, and observing how his breadth of life experience gave rise to a talent for characterisation plus an ability to blend "a sharp sense of observed commentary with historical detail".

Ashton's work remains synonymous with the lyrical and humane English style of ballet that he helped to create, and Fonteyn was his great inspiration.

When Fire at Sea showed, early in the festival, it had the look and smell of a Berlinale winner: it was a film both deeply socially engaged with a key topic of our time – the human cost of the flood of migrants attempting the desperately risky journey across the Mediterranean – and one with a distinctive, humane cinematic style.

Hertzberg wrote: A nice, tidy, rational, sensible, humane Canadian-style system is not a possibility.

But, given the American political system, in which powerful interest groups can block change at vulnerable points in Congress, and given the constellation of political forces in the United States at the moment, a nice, tidy, rational, sensible, humane Canadian-style system is not a possibility.

Mr. Lane, however, says his management style is more humane and flexible than Mr. Ellison's.