Sentence examples for of human interest from inspiring English sources

Is the predictable tsunami of human interest real or confected?

It has just the right combo of human interest, actual travel information, and humor.

Some tenants, he added, resent the fact that the White House is regarded as a repository of "human interest" stories.

He always wanted "to set a story of human interest and probability", as he wrote to Gilbert in 1884.

Its coverage each day of Royal Ascot was a mix of human interest stories, fashion features and expert analysis.

"It's mostly how his 80-year-old bones ache and who came to visit, lots of human interest," said Dr. Donald C. Skemer, Firestone's curator of manuscripts.

And in this special senior casting of Kontakthof, in which all 27 performers are aged 65 and over, there is a baroque profusion of human interest on stage.

Normalization isn't just a matter of human-interest stories and a faith in checks and balances.

The actress is on good, tart form, but happy to be a secondary player: Falardeau focuses with generous humour (and a lick of human-interest sentimentality) on the immigrants' story, with modest but moving results.

As a reporter in New York, she wrote a series of human-interest stories based on her interviews with men and women at Sing Sing prison, Blackwell's Island and the Bloomingdale Insane Asylum.

Though he's come up with a veritable United Nations of human-interest stories — including those of an African child stuck in a detention center and an Iranian patriarch on the verge of citizenship — he spends most of his time hanging out with his film's more familiar faces.