Sentence examples for more human elements from inspiring English sources
"I'm trying to stress the more human elements of history.
That this is so is because the more human elements, like comfort, transparency and craftsmanship, have not been sacrificed to new materials and methods of construction.
The financial jargon might be a bit hard to follow, but the more human elements of the story make it worth slogging through.
I wish you had portrayed some of these more human elements of the quandary of being a parent of a gifted young person and of being that gifted young person himself.
The site is also trying to add more human elements into the mix: Path.to says it will incorporate "information about what is important to the user in their next position such as dress code, benefits and culture to better pair applicants with companies that closely match their ideal place to work".
Marvel Studios co-president Louis D'Esposito later reiterated this idea, stating that the goal of Item 47 was to "expand the world and show you the more human elements of it".
"We are trying to get back to a more human element in politics," he said.
Compared to other MTV shows, Mr. Dall'Orto said, "Jersey Shore" is actually easier to promote overseas "because it has a more human element".
Experience provides them with an important perspective to guide treatment decisions, but a purely medical perspective can cause physicians to lose themselves in details and lose sight of the more human element of patient care, such as whether the chemotherapy that shrank the tumor would improve the patient's quality of life.
But there's a larger opportunity, as once again a more human element could help make the Internet of Things a more accessible concept for the average user.
Using system architectures with HSI elements in place, we should be able to trace their performance advantage to one or more human element "interfaces" within the system and classify the expert skill required to increase human-system performance and reinforce the system architecture at that point.
