"On a much simpler, more human level, buying books can be very personal," said Ms. Lydon, the manager at Good Yarns.
"I think customers want to connect with a retail store at a more human level," she said.
Manchester is scaling its centre down to a more human level.
I think astronomy outreach is a great way to bring that abstraction into a more human level.
Across the country, however, the modal share still hovers below 2%, but many municipalities are making big waves to shift the focus away from the dominating car, and back down to a more human level.
On a more human level, one fat red-figure vase from 420 B.C. shows three boys squatting to play with knucklebones, pieces made from the ankles of an animal's hind legs and used like dice and jacks for a number of games.
Balibo latches onto several topical issues: the value of in-the-field journalism, whether the outcomes of reporting in perilous places justify the risks, and, on a more human level, to what extent a terrible situation can lead to a jaded person having a final crack at redemption.
In this article we argue that to better connect with audiences communicators would do well to recognize themselves as storytellers not to distort the truth, but to help people to connect with problems and issues on a more human level in terms of what matters to them.
After the first training at a Baltimore police academy, Paris and his colleagues began noticing that both officers and kids from the community were able to break down stereotypes they had of each other and "connect at a deeper, more human level," Paris said.
But for both Gatiss and Moffat, the chief reason for Sherlock's success can be found on a more human level, in the relationship between Holmes and Watson – a friendship turned into a Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid-style bro-mance in the Guy Ritchie film.
