Sentence examples for try to humanise him from inspiring English sources

But I would try to humanise him.

His attorneys will try to humanise him, presumably by claiming he was heavily influenced by his older brother.Prospective jurors got to see Mr Tsarnaev during jury selection.

But I tried to humanise him.

"What I want to do is create characters that seem difficult to like, but by virtue of me writing them and me playing them, I try to humanise them and sympathise with them and hopefully create a portrait of a person that is much more complicated".

I used to feel about them as something that wouldn't hurt me but after I was shot I started to think about what I can do to make sure I was the last one who was shot". Yusuf travelled to the US with Seeds of Peace, an organisation that brings young Israelis and Palestinians together to try to humanise them in the each other's eyes.

But it was also an opportunity to try to humanise the diagnosis.

Others tried a lighter tack in the campaign's conscious effort to try to humanise a candidate still regarded as aloof and chilly by some Americans.

My first inclination in the wake of our own bad news was to try to humanise the faceless institution of the Arts Council and discover why Out of Joint had been singled out for a cut of such brutality that it threatened our continued existence.

Politicians drop their guard on Instagram (Fairfax) Fairfax's photographer Nic Walker joined forces with Instagram and Facebook to try to "humanise the politicians" by snapping their reactions as they were shown pictures of their family, their partners, their political nemeses, and figures in pop culture.

As journalists we try to humanise and individualise the refugees whose stories we report.

So forget what you heard about wage bills and Borussia Dortmund: instead, let me try to humanise one of the most derided clubs going.