Electronic commerce typically lacks human warmth and sociability, since it is more impersonal, anonymous and automated than traditional face-to-face commerce.
But he is also seen as sour, humorless and lacking in human warmth.
It is loneliness and a lack of human warmth that has made the monster monstrous, of course – he wants a wife but Victor refuses to make him one – and the bleak and empty landscape becomes the suitable final symbol of his terrible solitude.
This one-man show lacks the quiet comedy and messy human warmth that underpins Bellow's work.
His cats supplied the human warmth for which he lacked; in the beginning it was necessary to keep the feral animals away from his herbarium specimens, but later the number of cats was so excessive, more than 60, that undoubtedly they went from being their initial guardians, to destroying the plants.
Gabrielsson describes how as a boy, Larsson was shipped off to his grandparents, in the northern hinterlands of Sweden, and grew up in a basic cabin that lacked electricity or heat but was full of human warmth.
Though she was by no means first choice for the role, Bullock has turned out to be absolutely inspired casting, injecting a quotidian human warmth to the role that, possibly, may have been lacking had Angelina Jolie, the original lead, not jumped ship.
The charismatic John Paul II also drew vast crowds in Latin America but in the very years when the Protestant churches were making some of their biggest gains there.The trip underlined Francis's image of a "barefoot pope" who lives in a hostel, not the papal apartments, cares for the poor and is endowed with a human warmth that Benedict seemed at times to lack.
What it lacks in locations and big league cast members, it makes up for in a pleasing emphasis on simple friendship and the human warmth that lay at the heart of the 60s counterculture.
They have a kind of human warmth.
"We need solidarity, love and human warmth," he says.
