Sentence examples for less humane from inspiring English sources

The twisted question is, does greater human involvement make war more or less humane?

What has been created--as if from a cloud above--is an environment increasingly bereft of human decency, a patchwork of less civil and less humane social environments.

But other, possibly less humane reactions crowd in.

The latter society, I suspect, would tend to be more generally cruel and less humane.

The more one learns about lethal injection, the less humane it appears.

There are no real homes here, only more or less humane institutions: schools, universities, hospitals.

(Guess who's really the less human — or humane — being, Victor or the big guy?) Mr. Cumberbatch, who became a star playing a socially autistic Sherlock Holmes on British television (picked up in the United States on PBS), fits more naturally into the role of Victor.

In the crunch of the recession, if Congress lacks the guts to meet vital needs with deficit financing, it should have the decency to chisel some less-humane program than food stamps.

While the Peoples Temple was active in humanitarian causes in its communities, Jones's treatment of his followers was often less than humane.

In 1998, Rep. Carolyn Maloney recognized that this clash was artificial and needless (and arguably less than humane).

Most notably, some of the 250,000 foreign labourers in the city have been alleged to live in conditions described by Human Rights Watch as "less than humane".