Humanizing in a sentence

Between the timely release of “Pageboy” at the start of Pride Month and the growing onslaught of legislation targeting trans rights, now is an excellent time to read this humanizing and well-written memoir.

Larfleeze had a few humanizing moments, but he was always overwhelmed by greed in the end.

While the film took some creative liberties with Doss' personal life, it closely followed his actions during the war and maintained the integrity of his story, humanizing him on screen.

A Season 1 episode that received prequel and sequel episodes in Season 3, this arc displayed what made “The Clone Wars” series so special – humanizing the clones.

During her presentation, Linklater noted that there's space in the Yukon for communities to benefit from Indigenous policing, rehabilitation and more humanizing court systems.

In a new interview, the Captain America: The Winter Soldier star talked about humanizing the twice-impeached former president of the United States.

Paulo Freire’s conceptualization of humanizing pedagogy in Pedagogy of the Oppressed, reflects Dr. Salazar’s own experience with education and has become a central aspect of her work.

Pictures of Christine McVie and Nicks flashed on the screen, resembling photos any person might have with their best friend — a humanizing reminder that beneath her legacy, she’s just a person.

This peek behind the curtain fosters a sense of intimacy and connection with their subjects, humanizing the monarchy and making them appear more relatable.

However, it is Mr. Edmonds’s humanizing of his subjects that, even more than his race, exonerates him of that accusation.

In the course of the story, Huck comes to know, respect, and even love Jim, humanizing him far beyond the N word.

It's a humanizing process" says Braver Angels Partnerships Specialist Julie Boler.

Well the premise of practically sets Buddha up for this divine punishment due to taking and humanizing this deity.

And that is what Haynes found so humanizing about this environmental film about the wide-reaching catastrophic consequences of a corporation whose disposal of toxic chemicals went unregulated for years (and is still unregulated).

In much of Europe – the birthplace of Western Civilization – political and cultural convulsions, fueled by massive immigration from Middle Eastern countries, have contributed to the collapse of this once creative and humanizing culture.

Overall, our response to cuteness seems to be a humanizing force that also unites us with the rest of the living world.

So it's been really eye-opening and deeply humanizing.

There are going to be probably many incidents or many situations that she’s going to have to start humanizing her or actually have to start conversing with her and bringing up these questions.

In “Great Ecstasy,” heshows that we don’t need humanizing, soft-focus portraits of athletes to capture the Olympic spirit.

Investigators sometimes employ remarks from missing people’s family members in the hopes of humanizing victims in the eyes of their captors, making them pause before inflicting harm.