Sentence examples for lack humanity from inspiring English sources

Like adult psychopaths, they can seem to lack humanity.

We fear such people, we say they lack humanity.

Mark Serwotka, general secretary of the PCS, said his opposition to the green paper's proposals are simple: they lack humanity.

I think when you see what's happening in our streets, if you see a dead body lying in the street for four and a half hours and that doesn't make you angry, you lack humanity".

Lord Macdonald, who led the prosecution service in England and Wales for five years, warned that the courts risked being swept up in a "collective loss of proportion", passing jail terms that lack "humanity or justice".

But in the last few years, medical schools including those at N.Y.U. and Harvard University have been doing some soul-searching about whether this lock-step curriculum creates doctors who lack humanity, who see patients as diseases rather than as whole people and who have what the medical literature calls "ethical erosion" — a loss of idealism, empathy, morality.

Some commentators have called Amour the filmmaker's warmest, most tender and humane (as if his other films somehow lacked humanity) film yet, and questioned whether it marks a shift in Haneke and his work.

"I thought it would be cold, like lacking humanity and loyalty among friends".

His political philosophy is infused with his über-Catholicism but lacks humanity.

There is a difference between a sentence that deters and a sentence that lacks humanity or justice.

A criticism often levelled at him was that he lacked humanity, and that he regarded his movies as more important than anyone who worked on them.