But in doing so, I let go of that very human interaction that binds me to these people and, as an adult, I should know better.
Because Fake History was perceived by fans as sounding overproduced, the band strove for an "organic and authentic" sound that was "very human" and that reflected the sound of their live performances.
"Every album's either a pyrrhic victory or noble defeat, and there's something very human about that".
"So there was a very human thing that attracted me, rather than 'I'm a director, he's a director,' " Mr. McBurney said.
"It's not just about special effects, it really is about friendship and emancipation and very human themes that are relatable," he says.
But there are also many small and very human implications that have emerged from the church-energy nexus, and they have less predictable results.
But they sound abstract, removed from the very human qualities that actually determine whether those who make war will agree to peace.
"So he was very human in that way — he was a provider, he was a husband, he was a friend to his wife, and he helped her in a time of terminal illness".
Expect no discussion of policy: the play's urgent advocacy is to remind us, in very human terms, that each person vilified as a lawbreaker is, most often, merely frantic enough to risk everything for a better life.
