Sentence examples for much humane from inspiring English sources
William Leith of The Evening Standard was impressed with the biography, and noted that "the thing about Madonna is not in her sensationalism, it's in the fact that how much humane she appeared in the book.
It's very much the humane response to human suffering," said Tallis, an ex-professor of geriatric medicine at Manchester University.
"The Jews were much more humane that what is happening today.
Still, Dr. Markel said, quarantines have slowly become much more humane.
Every smuggler likes to say their methods are much more humane and professional than those of their rivals.
The conditions that we keep these animals in are much more humane than when they were out in the field".
It's very much the humane thing to do, and in the interest of the city generally".
Like many Iraqis, Mr. Ibrahim sees Mr. Obama favorably, describing him as "much more humane than Bush or McCain".
"It's much more humane for families to live in the first phase of a development that is still in construction than to have them continue living in dangerous conditions," he said.
Griffiths began to seek "another kind of humour … much more humane", and found an ideal scenario after discovering that in a rented room above a Manchester pub, an elderly comic had been teaching young men to become standups.
