Sentence examples for warmly human from inspiring English sources
It captures, if not the totality of Huxley's genius, certain integral and warmly human aspects of it".
Because the odd thing about these paintings, so often presented as warmly human and inclusive in their outlook, is their muted misanthropy.
In the 1530's, in Venice, Giovanni Antonio Pordenone painted two highly individual and warmly human evangelists, then made even St.
The lyricism, the caressing of long phrases, and the voluptuous silences between them made Bruckner's vision warmly human — which, after all, makes the concept of apocalypse all the more imposing.
And yet, as is the case with Cranach's graceful, warmly human "Eve," also on loan from the Uffizi, the most refined versions of these nudes were timeless contributions to the genre and Cranach's ultimate achievement.
For those of us steeped in Lower Manhattan performing arts of the '70s, "Einstein" represented in part a grand (and it turned out, more or less final) flowering of the warmly human collegiality of that time and place.
The tougher language and the detail of today's report on China were warmly received by human rights groups and members of Congress who have complained in the past that the State Department's annual report was not sufficiently critical of rights abuses in China.
The Sufis are the polar opposites of Al-Qaeda and its band of murderers, promoting a progressive Islam that embraces other religions warmly and seeks human reconciliation rather than conflict.
Because, dear God, she did everything wrong, which presumably is the default position of all mums, ever, everywhere, and also what made this such a warmly rewarding and terribly human piece of TV theatre.
"He is," says Ian McEwan, "a scientific materialist who warmly embraces the diversity of human achievement - including religion and art, which he sees in evolutionary terms.
Director Isaac Feder and writer Bill Kennedy, making their feature debuts here, warmly and humorously depict the human sexual condition.
