He advocated forcing Indians to work until they had been "humanized by systematic labor".
As the story develops, Martin is increasingly humanized by his experience.
This utilitarian tradition was humanized by James Mill's son, John Stuart Mill, one of the most influential of mid-Victorian liberals.
If this is a myth of science humanized by a female sensibility, it's a pleasing one.
They are made of leather and are humanized by the addition of hair and a variety of adjuncts.
Another theory is that a hubristic and perhaps self-destructive mayor will seem humanized by illness and romantic conflict.
But Ms. Walters's story is greatly humanized by the family memoir that colors her long litany of professional successes.
But I am also, if a journalist may use the term, "humanized" by the experience.
Banerjea explains that though Jai and Veeru are mercenaries, they are humanized by their emotional needs.
Animals need to be humanized by using BAC-transgenic approaches as has been done previously (Andorfer et al., 2003).
